Which tea pot has more tea in it?

None because they are on the same level surface, have equal girths (circumference) and their spouts are of the same height.

The tall one cannot contain more tea because of the location of its spout.

Both equal

I don’t want to start writing formulas

Take it from me

How would we know when we haven't opened the teapot to see the content of the tea?

Some brain teaser are totally brainless joor.


Who has more tea, but you're showing us just bottles. How are we supposed to see to know who has more tea? 🙄

Tip of their spouts are at the same level, and the pots can't be filled up beyond their spouts. But the shorter one on the right has a wider diameter. So at the same height, the tea pot with more diameter has greater volume. Clearly, the shorter one can take more tea.

immortalcrown:
None because they are on the same level surface, have equal girths (circumference) and their spouts are of the same height.

The tall one cannot contain more tea because of the location of its spout.

solved.

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Richtaiwo:
Tip of their spouts are at the same level, and the pots can't be filled up beyond their spouts. But the shorter one on the right has a wider diameter. So at the same height, the tea pot with more diameter has greater volume. Clearly, the shorter one can take more tea.

None has a wider diameter. The height of the short one creates the illusion of wider diameter.

The one under the table has more tea and also has some ice cream
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The one on the right hand because the opening is upper than one on the left