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How can you figure out whether the Glass Is half full ?

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You are in an empty room with a transparent glass of water.
The glass is a right cylinder and appears to be half full.
How can you accurately figure out whether the glass is half full,
more than half full, or less than half full?
You have no rulers or writing utensils.

posted Feb 25, 2015 by anonymous

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