Answer Posted / adub

12 vs 34
12 vs 56
1 vs 5

1) Establish a control group by weighing 12 vs 34. If they
are equal then 1234 are all control. If they are not equal
than 567 are all control.

2) Weigh two of the non-control group against two of the
control group. If they are equal than the other non-control
balls contain the outlier. If they are not equal than you
have determined heavier/lighter and narrowed it down to 2 balls.

3) Weight one of two balls against the control to find
which one is the outlier. example 1 vs 5. If equal then
you know it's the other ball.

note: There is one case where you would have to check
results from the first weighing to find out heavier/lighter.

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