Posted by dommini on Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 8:50am.
You can do this at home: Use beans if you dont have pennies.
Take 20 pennies. Start putting them into two piles, one at a time, until all are gone and you have two equal piles. Now count the number in each pile. Each pile has half of the pennies.
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