Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

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Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

Weigh each piece of pastry by hand?

It's a simple and easy way to do it.

But I decided not to.

Since they have prepared baskets for you, it would be a waste if you don't make good use of them.

Method 1: Now that the weight of the pastries in the two baskets is exactly the same, it can be considered that both pieces of pastries are poisonous.

Next, I just need to keep one of the pastries and take turns replacing the other until the one with a different weight comes along.

It's a stupid idea.

Method 2: I move two pieces of pastry into the same basket and put two pieces of pastry in the other basket at a time.

In the event of a difference in weight, replace one of the two new pastries – if the weight is still different after the replacement, the one left in the basket is a non-toxic pastry; If the weight is the same after replacement, then the piece in my hand is non-toxic!

This method is simpler than the previous one, but it is still too cumbersome.

I choose to use method three:

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