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Your OP stated one is lighter, not one is different. It's easier than the 12-coin one different puzzle, but introduces the ternary concept well enough to get y
by scrooched_moose 8y ago
Your OP stated one is lighter, not one is different.
It's easier than the 12-coin one different puzzle, but introduces the ternary concept well enough to get you started on the harder problem (there are some other complications to it as well).
Weigh 2 coins. If the scales move you've found the lighter coin. If the scales balance, it's the third coin you didn't weigh.
- emilfihlman 8y agoAh I got the original (12 coins, one is lighter or heavier) mixed up with 3 coins (one is lighter).