That was not stated in the original question but lets assume it does mean full to the brim and overflowing. As long as the water was coming from a spigot with water pressure ....I'd say 0 would be first to overflow.is full meaning overflowing?
Definitely no. 7
Regards, Kirk
Depends if you consider where the pipe on 7 is considered full or not. if so 7, if not 11.
the level of everything plays a big part. some may fill at the same and pressure or flow rate could play a part.11 will fill FULL first, followed by 10.
the key word is FULL. any one that has an overflow outlet on the side will not fill to the top until the one it overfows to is full.
We would need further verification to see if that is the case.11 will fill FULL first, followed by 10.
the key word is FULL. any one that has an overflow outlet on the side will not fill to the top until the one it overfows to is full.
then it is a trick question that really would have no solution since we have no idea how fast the water is flowing into the buckets.
Hmmm that sure would impact things.None. Zooming in on the hose bib, I see the liquid missing the opening on 0 completely.
None. Zooming in on the hose bib, I see the liquid missing the opening on 0 completely.
So where's all the splashing water??
Mike
I don't believe you need a new puzzle even if the water is missing the primary target and only splashes from the water get into the bucket the question still stands. That just takes the higher water pressure out of the equation.
Here is another version of a similar puzzle with no given answer. what do you think?
That one is easy,,,; #5 will fill before #1 overflows.
Despite possible overflow of #1 #2 will likely never fill completely
It has to be #5. Notice the pipe to #2 has been blocked so no water flows out of #5.