You Are Given 8 Identical Balls .... But One Of Them Is Slightly Heavier Than The Rest.... Given A Old Scale (not Electronic One) And Only Two Trials To Weigh ... Can U Spot The Odd One Out?

⟩ You are given 8 identical balls .... but one of them is slightly heavier than the rest.... given a old scale (not electronic one) and only two trials to weigh ... can u spot the odd one out?

Take six balls 3 on each side and weigh. the weighter ball is not there then put the other two in scale and u can find. or else take the balls from the weighter side of the scale and take two from them and put in the scale. if that two are equal the the ball in your hand is the weightest one.

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