Six drinking glasses stand in a row, with the first three
full of juice and the next three empty. By moving only one
glass can you arrange them so empty and full glasses
alternate?
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Answer Posted / tirthankar chakraborty
if i pour the juice of the 2nd glass into the 5th empty
glass then i can arrange the glasses alternately.
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