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Wouldn't the pressure of it leaving the faucet matter? High pressure water leaving faucet with a smallish exit for A to B means A first?
True. But seems to me, the drippy image of the faucet precludes this assumption.
Solid point sir
Disagree. I think G fills first. Lower right on C would cause J to not fill. Water goes into D and straight into G
Oh! No. G is blocked.
Yup. Didn't see the blocked D
Hate when the D gets blocked
It's winter here in New Zealand so "A" because it freezes on contact with the tank but assuming it keeps flowing and doesn't boil off "F" 
What about K? Adhesion would pull the water through the tube to I
Only if the pressure was high enough I would think. A drip drip drip wouldn't cut it, and the image seems to imply that kind of flow.
Then again, if the pressure WAS high enough for the water to make it to I, A would've already filled up long before K saw any water
Si es gota por gota, el flujo es constante no mas de lo que pasa por las uniones, la que primera se llena es la G
Entre C y D esta cerrado; G no puede llenarse.
Verdad, no lo habia visto, si es F
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