Well?

>>8499356
maybe 3 or 4

>>8499356
We had this thread yesterday. 1 if the flow of water is fast, 3, if it is slow.

>>8499356
3 will

>>8499361
The tap is dripping
therefore 3

>>8499356
One.

>>8499356
None of them will be full, forgot to pay the water bill, so it's getting cut off

3 and 4, simultaneously

it might depend on the speed of the water flow. in theory 3 and 4 should fill at the same time, but I think if there's a constant flow going from 2 to 3 then 3 might be full before the water has time to balance out to 4

>>8499361
It would be 3 and 4 simultaneously if its dripping.

>>8499356
3 and 4 at the same time

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>>8499356

Anon,

We did this thread yesterday, please kill yourself.

P.S.

The answer is that three and 4 will be full at the same time.

>>8499356
If its fast then one, if its slow then 3 and 4 at the same time

>>8499492
>>8499531
Ding ding ding

These are correct

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If its slow 3 and 4 at same time

If its fast 1 first.

There is also a speed inbetween that would allow 3 to fill first.

I don't understand why people think 3 and 4 fill at the same time. This is only true at really, really low flowrates. 3 will fill first because the water goes into 3 before it goes into 4. The driving force between 3 and 4 is a pressure difference water from 3 can only flow into 4 if it has slightly more pressure. Frictional losses compound this fact and 3 would fill before 4. At a moderate flowrate 3 will fill first.

>>8499630
4 can't get water in it until 3 is already full.

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Let flow of water be F where F can be from 0 to highest flow rate allowed from tap.

At extremely slow speed 3 and 4 will fill at same time.

At same certain flow rate 3 will fill up first.

At an even faster flow rate 1 will fill first.

>>8499356
3

>>8499356
3 always fills up first, at any fill rate
>Slow
3 fills up first before 4
>Medium
3 fills up first way before 4
>Fast
1 looks like it'll fill up first, but at the last moment, the internal shear in the 1-2 connection from the torque by tank 1 will cause the connection to break, then the mechanical advantage of the edge of tank 3 acting like a wedge splits the bottom of tank 1 as it falls edge, and the contents of tank 1 flow into tank 3. tank 1 is disqualified.

tank 3 win every time