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How can Priya...

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How can Priyam use the combined measurement of jar 1 and jar 2 to measure the quantity in jar 3?

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Solution:

First, we will pour 3 L jar 2 times which amounts to 6 L, and then add 4 L from 4 L jar.

**So, 3*2+4=6+4=10**

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