You Are Standing Next To A Well, And You Have Two Jugs. One Jug Has A Content Of 3 Liters And The Other One Has A Content Of 5 Liters. How Can You Get Just 4 Liters Of Water Using Only These Two Jugs?

⟩ You are standing next to a well, and you have two jugs. One jug has a content of 3 liters and the other one has a content of 5 liters. How can you get just 4 liters of water using only these two jugs?

► Fill 3 liter jug n store it in a bucket.

► Again Fill 3 liter jug n store dat water in 5 liter jug.

► Again Fill 3 liter jug n store dat water till 5 liter jug gets full.

► u will get 1 liter water in dat 3 liter jug cuz u filled 5 liter jug by 3 liter jug twice i.e 3x2.

► store the remaining 1 liter into the bucket where v stored 3 liter. u will get 4 liter water now i.e 3+1

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