Forever. No joke. Since there are decimals, you can halve something to trillionths and even further
two and a half times
About 15 times - half of 30. This will not necessarily be the exact value; just the long-term average if you do the experiment many, many times.About 15 times - half of 30. This will not necessarily be the exact value; just the long-term average if you do the experiment many, many times.About 15 times - half of 30. This will not necessarily be the exact value; just the long-term average if you do the experiment many, many times.About 15 times - half of 30. This will not necessarily be the exact value; just the long-term average if you do the experiment many, many times.
9.625 time or about 6 and half times.
27 and a half times
Any size sheet of paper can only be folded in half 7 times.
As many as you like until something does scare you to death!
doing something many times ------ce
If you times something by 0.5, you have to half the number. So 130/0.5 = 65
Any paper can be folded in half for 6 times.
10 and a half times.
Nine and a half times
In theory, yes, but practically there is a limit due to the Planck length in physics, which is believed to be the smallest length possible in the universe. This means there is a finite limit to how small you can divide something.
Ouch ! This will be a tough, complex process of calculation. 800 half-ounces = (800) times (1/2) = 400 ounces
6 times
Twelve and a half times.
Three and a half times.
Two and one half times.