we have a 3litres jug and a 5 litres jug and no measures on
them. using these two jugs how can we measure 4 litres of water?
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we have 3 liter jug and 5 lit..
first 5 liter with full water.and drop water into 3 liter
jug. remain 2 liter water in 5 liter capcity jug.
step 2 : drop 3 liter water in another container.
3 liter jug is empty and after then 2 liter from 5
liter jug into 3 liter jug. now we have 2 liter water in 3
liter capicity jug and 5 liter jug is empty.
step 3: take water with full 5 liter jug. pour the one liter
into 3 liter jug which have already two liter .u will have 4
liter in 5 liter jug cacpity.
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Answer / gowthaman
take a 10 lits water by two times on the 5 lit jug and put on some intermediate,then u r having 3 lit jug so u cud pour the 6 LIT wATER FROM INTERMEDIATE by measuring it two times and now ur having 4 lit water
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