Let's see how you burgers do compared to /b/

>>8083240
7 as a starting point, streamline from here:
4 1oz
1 5oz
1 10oz
1 20oz

>>8083276
5
1 1oz
1 3oz
1 5oz
1 10oz
1 20oz

>>8083286
How are you gonna weigh 2 now?

1 20oz
1 10oz
1 5oz
1 2oz
2 1oz

would work, so that's 6

>>8083301
2 oz object on 1 side

use 1 oz, object is heavier
use 3 oz, object is lighter

one side -- 6 objects (1,2,4,8,16,32)
two sides -- 4 objects (1,3,9,27)

can't be arsed to explain why, will let someone else do it

And what are the weight increments faggot? I'm just going to say put an x oz weight on for an x oz object. Formulate problems better.

>>8083301
How would you weigh 40 oz

>>8083332
You don't have to. 40 is max, if you have 39oz on one side and the object is heavier, it's 40oz.

>>8083286 is the minimum for 1 sided
>>8083312 is the minimum for 2 sided

Unless you can get 1 sided below 5 weights

>>8083240
1 - It's just fucking binary except you don't need the first 1 oz weight since you can tell that for example object weighs 1 if it's lighter than 2. So pretty much 5 weights.

>>8083301
If it 1 lighter but 3 is heavier than 2 is the weight

>>8083240
>>8083347
Actually you just need one weight of 40 oz. Just watch how fast objects rise and note.