Embark on an engaging journey to test your powers of observation and visualization with this captivating interconnected cup puzzle. At first glance, you're presented with an intricate network of 7 cups, each interconnected in a distinct pattern. The challenge? To determine which of these cups will be the first to fill up with water as it cascades through the interconnected system.
Picture this: water is introduced into cup number 1, and its distribution follows the pathways meticulously shown in the picture. Your task is to delve into the details, examining the connections and interactions between the cups. Can you decipher the puzzle's mechanics and accurately identify which cup will experience the rush of water first?
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| Observational Puzzle: Which Cup Will Fill Up First? |
This brain-teasing puzzle is designed to stimulate your visual and analytical faculties. As you engage with the image, consider the dynamics of fluid flow, the arrangement of cups, and the flow patterns between them. Sharpen your observational prowess and exercise your problem-solving skills as you work towards unlocking the puzzle's solution.
Are you up for the picture puzzle challenge? Channel your inner detective and embark on a quest to predict which cup will reach its brim with water before the rest. Take a closer look, analyze the pathways, and trust your instincts. Once you're ready, share your insights and conclusions, and let's uncover the mystery together!
The answer to this 7 Water Tanks Visual Picture Puzzle can be viewed by clicking the button. Please do give your best try before looking at the answer.
34 comments:
Can't be 5. Tube is capped at the end so must be 3 that fills
No, it's 4.the tap on 1 is lower, so the water will go to 3. The tap on 3 is the lowest toward 4. The others will not fill all the way because the water will flow to the lowest opening first
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Because for number one to go to two the number two tank pipe has to be open but it is closed (which eliminates tanks 2,6,7). So the is only one pipe for tank one which leads to tank three. And all of the other pipes for tank 3 (except of course the one for tank one), the connection (pipe) for tank 4 is closed at the end and the connection for tank 5 is closed before the waster can even flow into the pipe.
So it is 3.
IT IS 3
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There is only chance to fill the water to tank 1 and tank 3.But tank 1 is situated lower compared to tank 3.So the tank 3 fill first and then tank 1.Since answer is tank 3.
Sorry tank 3 situated lower compared to tank 1.
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It’s #1. #1fills up in order to fill up #3.
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3 will fill first. 2,4,5,6, and 7 are all capped off.
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I'm pretty sure it's 3.
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it is tank number 4
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