Now, somewhere on the clock face, draw two lines.
In doing so, you're going to divide the clock face into segments, which contain numbers.
TOM: Do the lines have to go from one edge of the clock face to another?
RAY: Yes. So, when you draw the lines, you will wind up with either three or four segments of clock face. If the lines intersect someplace, you will wind up with four sections. If they don't intersect, you will wind up with three sections.
The question is where do you draw the lines so that the sums of the numbers in each section are equal?
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