You have a 4 gallon jug and a 7 gallon jug, how do you measure exactly 2 gallons of water? Someone please help!
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Theres not a 5 gallon jug :L
i meant to say 4
fill the 7 gallon... then use the 7 gallon to fill the 4 gallon you will have 3 gallons left in the 7 gallon next step empty the 4 gallon, and then pour in the 3 gallons remaining in the 7 gallon. next step refill the 7 gallon, use this to fill the 4 gallon, you will be ponly able to put in 1 gallon. leaving 6 gallons in the 7 gallon jug. Last step.... you should be able to work it out from here
fill with 7 G jug 2 times , remove 3 times with 4 G jug = 2* 7 - 3* 4 = 14- 12
How do I know to fill the 7 gallon twice and the 4 gallon 4 times.. ?
@campbell_st I came that far aswell, I still don't understand how to finish it.
well you have to empty the 4 gallon... so you have an empty 4 gallon and a 7 gallon which contains 6 gallons... how do you get 2 gallons...? its not hard
why not just fill the 4 gallon jug up half way?
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