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@coffee_anytime Six.

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@coffee_anytime 7

@coffee_anytime 3. thats an easy one!

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@coffee_anytime 3 if the bottle cap is off. 😂

@coffee_anytime It's very tempting to go with the logical choice of number 7, but it's not! the answer is number 4 If you look carefully, the tubes are blocked off, that's why 4 gets filled first

@coffee_anytime Looks like 7

@coffee_anytime 7

@coffee_anytime 3. Will get filled to overflowing first

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@coffee_anytime 7

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@coffee_anytime 5 6 7 🤣🤣

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@coffee_anytime Actually, it depends on the rate of liquid out versus the rate of liquid in. Number 1 could potentially get filled first, if the rate-in was high volume enough, and could be maintained. This scenario only works for a certain time. If the volume in gets cut off.

@coffee_anytime Water can’t get to 7, blocked by 3

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@coffee_anytime 3 will fill up first. The liquid will flow out the bottom part of 1 first, into 3. The tube to 7 is closed off inside 3. The bottom of the tube going to 6 is closed off. When the tube to 6 fills, the rest of 3 will fill up.

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@coffee_anytime None. Possibly, the cap is still on. There are no lids to force the water level to go up past the drain going to #3. As 3 is fully blocked, the liquid simply spills out the top.

@coffee_anytime @DavidTr47972181 I say 7

@coffee_anytime Depends how fast you pour

@coffee_anytime None not enough in the bottle

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@coffee_anytime Number 6. But I haven't finished my coffee yet!🤣

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@coffee_anytime None - the cap is still on the bottle. (I saw this the first time it was posted)

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@coffee_anytime 6.

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@coffee_anytime Sack Dan andrews