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Well, isn't that a happy little math problem! To split 21 in half evenly, you can take 10 and add it to 11. That way, you have two groups, each with 10 and 11, making a total of 21. Just remember, there are many ways to divide numbers, and it's all about finding the right balance that makes you feel good inside.
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What goes into 21 and 100 evenly?
0.21 If you want to find what goes into 21 100 times evenly all you have to do is divide 21 by 100.
What does evenly divided mean?
eavenly divided means half of what ever you are evenly dividing
What numbers divide into 21 evenly?
3 & 7 (and of course, 1 and 21)
What is half 21?
21/2=10.5 So 10.5 is the half of 21
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