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Question: There are 3 containers. One is of8 litre capacity which is full, other two are of 5 & 3 litre capacity but empty. We have to distribute 8 litre like 4 ltr at one container and 4 ltr at other. We don't have any measuring instruments, how to distribute equally?

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