Math, asked by ashubhamj5727, 11 months ago

We have two red, two green and two yellow balls. For each color, one ball is heavy and the other is light. All heavy balls weigh the same. All light balls weigh the same. How many weighings on a beam balance are necessary to identify the three heavy balls?

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Answered by kswapankumar66

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It's tough really tough

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