One glue stick has 1/5 left and the other 3/10 left, which is bigger

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Answer 1

Answer: The glue stick with 3/10

Answer 2

Answer: The glue stick with 1/5s equivalent would be

1/5 = 2/10

The glue stick with 3/10s equivalwnt would be

3/10 = 3/10

2/10 < 3/10
3/10 has a greater value

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