Answer / nasi

853
800
350
323
620
602
152
143
440

Answer / shelton antony

Damn basic knowledge... Even a milk man could answer these, given the following condition
1) 1 8l jar and 2 5l jar ( **read the question properly.there is no one 8l and one 5l & one
3l**)
2) The question doesn't contain the amount of milk provided and it only ask for any two
jar to contain 4l at the end (**which means we could use any amount of milk to
experiment but at the end it should contain only 2 jars of only 4l {2*4=8} **)
3) There hasn't been given any kind of similarity existing between two 5l jar. Both the 5l
jar could be of different sizes..(**which means taking references level with respect to
any one of the jar is wrong**)

Now the solution to the problem is given below
Note:
** 0 denotes that the jar is empty
** any number other than 0 gives the litre quantity present in the jar
**The order of numbering in litres is for the jar order: 8l jar, 5l jar, 5l jar
______________________________________________________________________
0 0 0
0 5 5
5 0 5
8 0 2
8 5 2
0 5 2
5 0 2
5 5 2
8 2 2
8 0 4
8 5 4
0 5 4
5 0 4
5 5 4
8 2 4
0 2 4
2 0 4
2 5 4
7 0 4
7 5 4
8 4 4
0 4 4

Answer / mohsin ilyas

Let the 8ltrs jar be A
One 5ltrs Jar be B
Other 5ltrs jar be C
We have 8 ltrs of milk
Fill the jar C to the rim
0 0 5
We have 3ltrs of milk now
Now pour the milk onto the jar B, so now it has 3 ltrs of milk
0 3 5
Jar A is empty
Using Jar B as reference pour 2 ltrs of milk from Jar C to Jar A
2 3 3
Now Jar A as reference pour 1ltr from Jar B to Jar C
2 2 4
Pour the rest of the milk in Jar A to Jar C
0 4 4

Answer / srisaravanan764@gmail.com

Jars designed and width are same level ...so 1st 8 litrs and 2nd jar 5 litrs final jar 3har 4. Litrs .. so that combination of ur view point ...... 3 and 2nd jars are having 4litrs of milk ... Remaining milk are available in 1st jjars .... In this question mentioned their no measuring level in jars ... But assumed 3rd jars is a 4litrs ... No need to measuring level
8 5 0
5 4 4

Answer / brian

Elementary . First you pour the 8 jar in the 5 jar till its full. Then there will be 3 litres of milk in the 8 jar ,and from the 5 jar that isnow full , pour the milk into the 3 jar . This is where the fun begins . Take the 3 jar thats full and pour it into the 8 jar which now consists of 6 litres. Take the remaining 2 litres in the 5 jar and and pour it into the 3 jar . Once thats done . Take the 8 jar with 6 litre and pour it into 5 jar till its full living 8 jar with 1 litre . Now from the 5 jar that full and pour milk into the 3 jar . U end up pouring only one litre of milk leaving you with a 4 litres in the 5 jar . If u want to go farther and pour the 3 jar into the 8 jar . It will also total 4 litres living 3 jar empty

Answer / nadarajen

8 0 0
5 3 0
4 3 1
2 5 1
3 5 0
3 4 1
4 4 0

Answer / santiago nettle

The most restrictive version and I believe the one asked, is having ONLY 8lts of milk available, already inside the 8lts jar and having to juggle with only the vessels you are given. Said this the answer is:

Start with the 8lt jar full and both 5 and 3ltrs jars empty.
3 5 0 (pour from the 8lts and fill 5ltr jar))
3 2 3 (fill the 3lts jar using the 5lts one)
6 2 0 (pour the 3lts jar into the 8lts one, so now its 6lts)
6 0 2( Pour the 2lts remaining in the 5 ltr jar into the 3 ltrs jar, note there is space for 1 ltr free still)
1 5 2 (take the 8lts jar that now has 6 ltrs, and fill the 5ltrs jar leaving 1 ltr in the 8ltrs jar)
1 4 3 ( take the 5 ltrs jar and complete the 3 ltrs jar, leaving 4 ltrs in the 5ltrs jar)
4 4 0 (pour the 3ltrs jar into the 8ltrs jar and job done.

Answer / subhaharini s

Jug Order: 3 8 5
Initially,
3 0 0
0 0 3
3 0 3
2 0 4
3 4 0
0 4 3
3 4 3
2 4 4
0 4 4

Answer / vijaya ragavan r

fill the two 5 litres jars fully with milk,then pour the milk in these two jars ino the 8litres jar,one jar would have remaining two litres,pour the remaining 2 litres elsewhere of jars,then from the 8 litres jar pour equal amount of milk into both the 5 litre jars

Answer / priya

given jars of quantity 8 5 3
Initial 8 0 0
0 5 3
0 4 4

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