How Much Water is Left in the Bottle?

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In summary, the conversation is about someone who has consumed 2/3 of a 1 liter bottle of water and then proceeded to urinate 2/3 of a liter back into the bottle. The question is asking what percentage of the bottle is water and what percentage is urine. However, given that urine is mostly made up of water, the bottle is still 100% water.
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you have thus far drank nothing.


you have a 1 liter bottle of water(H2O),
you are now drinking,
and you have finished exactly 2/3 of the water(H2O),
now here is the triky part,

you piss 2/3 of a liter of piss back into the bottle,
now how much of the water content was lost through your body, AKA, what percent of the water bottle is piss and what percent of the water bottle is water.
:confused:
 
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Dephenistrator said:
you have thus far drank nothing.


you have a 1 liter bottle of water(H2O),
you are now drinking,
and you have finished exactly 2/3 of the water(H2O),
now here is the triky part,

you piss 2/3 of a liter of piss back into the bottle,
now how much of the water content was lost through your body, AKA, what percent of the water bottle is piss and what percent of the water bottle is water.
:confused:

1.U're lucky this part of the forum is not moderated. :-p
2.HINT:99% of the anyone's piss is water...

Daniel.
 
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answer?:I'm going to say if you took in 2/3 of a liter and returned 2/3 of a liter it must be pure water and therefore the bottle is 100%water.
 

FAQ: How Much Water is Left in the Bottle?

How do you calculate the amount of water left in a bottle?

To calculate the amount of water left in a bottle, you will need to measure the volume of the bottle and subtract the volume of the remaining water. This can be done by using a measuring cup or by filling the bottle with water and pouring it into a measuring cylinder.

Does the shape of the bottle affect the amount of water left?

Yes, the shape of the bottle can affect the amount of water left. Bottles with a wider opening may have a larger surface area, allowing for more water to evaporate. Additionally, bottles with a narrower neck may make it difficult to accurately measure the amount of water left.

How accurate is the measurement of water left in a bottle?

The accuracy of the measurement depends on the precision of the measuring instrument used and the skill of the person measuring. Using a precise measuring tool and following proper measurement techniques can result in a more accurate measurement.

Can the temperature of the water affect the amount left in the bottle?

Yes, the temperature of the water can affect the amount left in the bottle. Warmer temperatures can cause water to evaporate more quickly, resulting in a smaller amount of water left in the bottle.

Is there any way to accurately measure the amount of water left without opening the bottle?

No, it is not possible to accurately measure the amount of water left in a bottle without opening it. This is because the volume of the air inside the bottle can also affect the measurement, and it is difficult to accurately determine the amount of air inside without opening the bottle.

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