2 barrels A and B, contain unspecified amounts of cider, A containing more than B. From A, pour into B and much as B already contains, Then, from B, pour into A as much cider as A now contains. Finally pour from A into B as much cider as B presently has. Both barrels now contain 64 liters of cider. How many liters were in each barrel at the start of the process?
Top answer
A=88L, B=40L
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A=88L, B=40L
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