text: # 6 Pints from 7 Pints and 5 Pints
  
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  ## Classic Problem
  
  You have $12$ pints of wine in a barrel and you wish to divide it into $6$ pints for a friend and $6$ pints for yourself,
  but you only have containers holding $7$ pints and $5$ pints.
  How can you succeed?
  
  ## Solution
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and empty its contents into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel again, and fill the $7$ pint jug from it.
  
  There will then be $3$ pints in the $5$ pint jug.
  
  Empty the $7$ pint jug into the barrel.
  
  Pour the $3$ pints from the $5$ pint jug into the $7$ pint jug, which now contains just those $3$ pints.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and fill the $7$ pint jug from it.
  
  This takes $4$ pints, so the $5$ pint jug now contains $1$ pint.
  
  Empty the $7$ pint jug into the barrel, and pour the $1$ pint from the $5$ pint jug into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and pour the contents into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  The $7$ pint jug now contains $6$ pints, and there are $6$ pints remaining in the barrel.
  
  $\blacksquare$
explanation: The document presents a classic problem involving the division of 12 pints of wine into two equal portions of 6 pints each using only a 7-pint jug and a 5-pint jug. The problem is followed by a detailed step-by-step solution that demonstrates how to achieve the desired division.
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distilabel_metadata.content: # 6 Pints from 7 Pints and 5 Pints
  
  Jump to navigation Jump to search
  
  ## Classic Problem
  
  You have $12$ pints of wine in a barrel and you wish to divide it into $6$ pints for a friend and $6$ pints for yourself,
  but you only have containers holding $7$ pints and $5$ pints.
  How can you succeed?
  
  ## Solution
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and empty its contents into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel again, and fill the $7$ pint jug from it.
  
  There will then be $3$ pints in the $5$ pint jug.
  
  Empty the $7$ pint jug into the barrel.
  
  Pour the $3$ pints from the $5$ pint jug into the $7$ pint jug, which now contains just those $3$ pints.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and fill the $7$ pint jug from it.
  
  This takes $4$ pints, so the $5$ pint jug now contains $1$ pint.
  
  Empty the $7$ pint jug into the barrel, and pour the $1$ pint from the $5$ pint jug into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  Fill the $5$ pint jug from the barrel, and pour the contents into the $7$ pint jug.
  
  The $7$ pint jug now contains $6$ pints, and there are $6$ pints remaining in the barrel.
  
  $\blacksquare$
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document presents a classic problem involving the division of 12 pints of wine into two equal portions of 6 pints each using only a 7-pint jug and a 5-pint jug. The problem is followed by a detailed step-by-step solution that demonstrates how to achieve the desired division.
  
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