Interview question from a well-known company – How to survive!
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The doctor gave the patient two types of pills, two of each type. The ingredients of the two types of pills were different, but they looked the same. The doctor instructed the patient to take one pill of each type in the morning and in the evening. Now the pills are mixed together and it’s hard to tell them apart. If the patient does not take the medicine as prescribed or stops taking it, they will die. What needs to he do in order to survive?
Crush two or four pills and mix them together; once well blended, divide the mixture into two equal parts and take one part in the morning and one part in the evening.
Could we split each pill in half and use half of each pill every time we take it?
Half-dead from morning till night?
With different ingredients, the taste must naturally be different too, right?
Do medicines have a taste? Pagoda Candy
Do you have to taste it to know its flavor? Is it okay to smell it?
There’s a medicinal smell. But your suggestion is good – using scent to identify medicines
Try not to keep different medications together.