Well?...
Well?
Brody Hughes
Sebastian Sanchez
3
Luke Richardson
3
Ian Howard
3
Charles King
3
Benjamin Brown
2
Brayden Rivera
3
Nicholas Johnson
3 and 4 will be full at the exact same time
Ayden Parker
4
Cameron Richardson
this is false. 3 would have to be close to full before 4 saw anything. then 4 would catch up
Alexander Lewis
4 won't fill up at all. Don't you guys understand septics?
Colton Torres
4
Connor Martinez
3 and 4 will be full at the same time.
Ethan Lopez
Depends on the flow rate of the incoming water, and the flow rate capacity of the cylinder the water most go through. It could easily be 1 depending on that.
Eli Howard
1 and 2 will never be full completely
Carter Morales
4
Nicholas King
3 & 4 at the same time
Ryan Evans
EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD STOP RIGHT NOW
I NEED TO UNDERSTAND HOW YOU GOT THIS IMAGE TO LOOK SHITTIER. IVE LITERALLY ONLY EVER SEEN THIS ON FACEBOOK AND I WANT MEMES THAT ARE JUST COMPRESSED INTO OBLIVION
Dominic Long
assuming it all flows as fast as the water is poured then 3 and 4 will fill at the same time.
Owen Bell
lamo there is no valve the water would just flow back into 3 from 4
Parker Baker
As 3 is almost full its water level will not rise until 4 has reached that same level upon which they will rise at the same speed.
Jose Morris
Need to know fill rate from spigot. If it is significantly more than the output of the first tank, then that first tank will fill and overflow first.
Levi Barnes
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Zachary Mitchell
The pressure required for 4 to build up via that pipe would need 3 to be filled and two to provide the pressure.
3 would not only fill up, it would overflow.
If it was closed, then 2 would provide the pressure and 4 would get up then.
3 fills up first anyhow.
Colton Morales
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