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Milk and Jars PUZZLE

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Using only 4 jars to draw milk out of the container, in order to draw milk from the container ranging from 1 liter to 40 liters, the jars should be the following sizes: 1 liter (3⁰), 3 liters (3¹), 9 liters (3²), and 27 liters (3³)
Comment from : @greninjamariokartpokemonfan

This puzzle has been asked very very poorly Without specifying the constraints, you could just have a Jar of 1 liter
Comment from : @agytjax

Another solution using BINARY : Have Jars of 1,2,4,8 This is much more elegant
Comment from : @agytjax

If the buyer comes with his own container there are plenty of 4 jars combinations One set of 4, without pen on paper, would be 10 - 4 - 3 - 2, but, as I said, can be plenty of others
Comment from : @danmimis4576

With 3,4, 15,45 you can cover from 1 to 67 litres
Comment from : @rtheben

I want to buy 16 liters
Comment from : @thichhochoi766

Poorly worded question No mention that you can't dip more than once per jar
Comment from : @kevinkohut5096

You could easily achieve this with a 1 litre jug and a 40 litre jug
Comment from : @axldave9940

thanks man to make such logical videos for us
Comment from : @deadfoul971

You only need 2L 3L and 10L
Comment from : @tristanwait4itlegendary

You can do the same with just three jars, 1, 2 and 5 liters: the fourth jar could be anything betweeen 0x and 40 liters, but it really doesn’t matter since you can make all numbers from 1 to 10 with the other three
Comment from : @giannapple

I guessed 1, 5, 10 and 40
Comment from : @luisrosado7050

1 1 1 1br1 2 5 10
Comment from : @saikirannukella2130

Can't we just use 1L jar n number of times to take n L of milk
Comment from : @thelife5628

It lack constraints My answer would be one 20 liters of jar because that'd be much easier than 1 liter to any amount because I can assume that my 20 litter jar has measurements Why four when you can use one? Aren't riddles supposed to be thought out of the box?
Comment from : @chillmode1881

את החידה הזו בניסוח קצת שונה ועוד חידות נוספות מביא רבינו יוסף חיים בעל ספר "בן איש חי" בסופו של אחד מספריו והוא כותב שכתב אותם כדי לחדד את התלמידים
Comment from : @uzielush110

There should be a rules one jar should be used once to pour from the big container to pour milk Otherwise people will say I will use 1 litre 40 times
Comment from : @kidsgameslearning

We can have only a 1 litre and we can measure
Comment from : @bhuvaneshwarmanchala2942

why not 1, 2, 5 and 20 liter jars
Comment from : @aswathikv3164

nice puzzle
Comment from : @charlesbromberick4247

Yes there is a issue in the constraint in tuhsi one , but u doing a good job keep going
Comment from : @sajithchannadathu7902

This is Not a good way to represent the problem You should say that every jar can be used only once while measuring an amount
Comment from : @saadkhondoker1921

Answer is 1 litter jar
Comment from : @gharud_xd6812

this question is totally wrong I need only one 1 litre jar there must be some other constraints too
Comment from : @aniljangraindia

Why we can't use 1,2,4 and 8
Comment from : @animesole5715

missing too many contraints/requirements in the question
Comment from : @Benjamin-ic7ip

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Comment from : @Susp7

There's a missing constraint to the problem: You can only dip each jar once in the container
Comment from : @ragramos

The puzzle is not clear at all I can measure 40 liters with a 1 liter jar, picking up the milk 40 times
Comment from : @canale2303

Question is wrong Right question is a piece of iron weighs 40 kg should divide in 4 parts so that you can measure 1to 40 kg
Comment from : @AbhijeetKumar-vh1ln

Why other than one litre jar is required?
Comment from : @vijayshinde9972

Only one litre jar is sufficient
Comment from : @vijayshinde9972

Can we use the combination of 1, 2, 5, and 10 liters jar?
Comment from : @shubhamjain-li5tn

try 1, 2 ,2 ,5 you can hold any number from 1 to 10 with this if your buyer doesn't have a pot to put milk I used to carry coins in this config so i can give change in any numbers
Comment from : @jayarajnr965

I used 1, 2 , 5 and 10
Comment from : @mdushozi4736

Why to over complicate things As per basic preliminary physics 5:2:2:1 can measure any value Try it
Comment from : @e4engineer924

1,2,5,10 are sufficient Currency is also printed like thisit's the same
Comment from : @akashdeeprathore1382

Why not 1, 5, 10, and 20
Comment from : @prasadm3614

There is some ambiguity with the idea of the question
Comment from : @sougatabiswas164

I think your puzzle is missing something It does not follow one correct answer Also with only 1 liter jar we can get any no from 1 to 40 And I think one combination that with 1 , 4 , 5 and 20 liter jar we also can get any amount of milk
Comment from : @navjeevanalone4430

Nice video
Comment from : @rockytechz5477

what to do for 7L by this process?
Comment from : @eeshanghosh1605

I think we can do this with the following combination of only 3 jars :br1,3,5 onlybrPls reply if I m right 🤔
Comment from : @brijmohanrathi8231

i would go with 1,2,4 and 10 ltr jars
Comment from : @omnimechxx

Its binary like patternsbr 8 4 21 for 15 ltrbr27 9 3 1 for 40 ltrbrbrSo onbrbrRestriction: can't use same jug twice while single measurementbrbrYou can use multiple jug at a time for filling and emptying
Comment from : @rakeshdhadvi4938

Great video
Comment from : @Try-u9w

Bull shit solution( Only for this puzzle)brbrAnswerbr1, 2, 5 , 10 ltrs jarbrYou can measure any amount of ltr with these
Comment from : @farooqbasha4908

Only one jar is enough Jar of 1 litre
Comment from : @amalraj007

1,2,5,10 (and 40 which is the main jar) is enough That is why money system is built like that
Comment from : @9F10

20 liter , 10 liter 5 liter 1 literbrYou can measure up to 40 liter
Comment from : @WajidAli7

There is a better way to ask this question: there is a balance and 4 difference scale weights, and you can use these weights to find 1 g to 40 g of weight What are the weight's weight?
Comment from : @moonyuen0505

What about 15 litres?
Comment from : @TrueSpeak-TS

But to give any amount of milk in integer multiple of 1 ltr, we only need a one ltr Moreover 1,2,2,5 is also a standard measure That's also possible
Comment from : @sagardam2989

How to measure 6 Litres
Comment from : @rajeswarikompelli918

There's a much easier way to solve this You have a 1 liter jar and a 40 liter jar The other two jars don't matter And you just use the 1 liter jar to measure into the 40 liter jar until you get the exact number of liters you need Or if we can pour directly into the jar of the person purchasing our milk, we only need the 1 liter jar
Comment from : @Dragondog-Gaming

My answer is 1,2,3,4 liter of jar to measure any liter of milk
Comment from : @Rohitprime0

I think 1;4;8;32 can be the answer too
Comment from : @hogrider423

1, 2 ,5 , 10 also works
Comment from : @abhishekrajgor4065

You can use 1,3,5 10 Lit Jar ( If same Jar used twice)
Comment from : @kedardeuskar3865

Actually one thing Is missing in the question that is each jar is allowed to use once for each required quantity demanded
Comment from : @al-hilal-shk

We can also do it with 1 2 4 and 8
Comment from : @universalstarcpu9522

I thought 1,2,3 and 5 lol huh! 😰
Comment from : @adiraaz7736

Biased, bizarre, and incorrect puzzle
Comment from : @momomm943

The answer will 5l,3l,2l and 250 ml With these he can measure any amount of milk And your answer is very impractical as pouring milk from one to another jar will make wastage of milk @logicallyyours
Comment from : @tejalnahata4142

We can also use containers having volumes 1ltr, 5ltrs, 10ltrs and 20ltrs
Comment from : @ranitmajee8005

1, 2, 5 and 10 is also correct answer
Comment from : @anukumarsingh1424

Would be more fun if you asked what is the maximum integer number of liters that you can measure using 4 jars By the way, I got it with 7, 9, 10 and 14
Comment from : @robertomelo1461

You forgot to mention not to use a jar twice
Comment from : @bishnunepali3018

1L , 2L,5L lLand 10Lcan measure 1 to 40
Comment from : @vijesh66

Wjat if a person wishes to buy 95litres?
Comment from : @therandomnomad435

Qsn is half because it doesnt says how many times u can use each jar
Comment from : @priyanshuchaurasiya6184

Only 1 jar of 1 liter is enough for this
Comment from : @MdArfin-fl4fv

1, 2, 5 and 10 are enough to measure any litres
Comment from : @jafferkhan5430

I think 1,2,4 and 8 would be easy to measure
Comment from : @naidudemudu5290

Mere 20,10,3,2
Comment from : @keshavkaushik8460

Why not 1,2,5,7
Comment from : @FoodLoop

We can also take 1lt, 2lt, 3lt and 4lt jars so that we can do na
Comment from : @rajeshm9962

1 have my ans As 1l, 2l, 3l, 4l
Comment from : @aagamjain8694

I think this is not full question Because certain conditions should be mentioned with itbrSuch as br1) A jar should used only once to take out milk from bucketbr2) We have to take jars quantity which totals to Amount ie 40 (as we can't use same jar twice)brAnd of course quantity should be natural number!!!
Comment from : @faisalsayyed7