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Vladimir Arnold
Suppose we have a barrel of wine and a cup of
tea. A teaspoon of wine is taken from the barrel
and poured into the cup. After stirring, a
teaspoon of the mixture is taken from the cup
and poured into the barrel. Now the barrel
contains some tea and the cup contains some
wine. Which volume is larger---that of the tea in
the wine or of the wine in the tea?
From Problems for Kids from 5 to 15
V. Arnold 2004
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