Mathematics, 31.01.2020 07:50, Lovely9678

Given: 1 pail = 4 liters
1 pail = 9 liters

you are going to the river to fetch water. how could you carry 6 liters of water using only this two pails?

note: pails have no permanent calibration.

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Given: 1 pail = 4 liters
1 pail = 9 liters

you are going to the river to fetch wa...