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No, it does three. The "four" is a typing mistake. And it's provably optimal from the theory behind construction of minimal error correcting codes.
by SideQuark 4y ago
No, it does three. The "four" is a typing mistake. And it's provably optimal from the theory behind construction of minimal error correcting codes.
- tmoertel 4y agoAh, it looks like there's a typo in your earlier post. It currently reads: "My solution numbered the balls in base 3, then did four weighings with no if/thens..." (Emphasis mine.)