Jim made a table to show the length of his walking sticks. Which walking sticks measured less than 3/5 meters? Choose 2 answers

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Stick 3:

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine which of the lengths are less than ⅗ meters, you would compare each given length with ⅗ meters.

Stick 1: Comparing ⁹/10 and ⅗

Find The common denominator of both fractions. 10 is the common denominator. Multiply the numerator and denominator of ⅗ by 2 to create a fraction equivalent to ⁹/10.

Thus,

Compare the numerator of and .

9 is greater than 6. This means > .

Therefore, >

Stick 2: comparing ½ and ⅗

Common denominator = 10

Make both fractions equivalent to each other as follows,

5 < 6. This means, < .

Therefore, <

Stick 3: comparing ⁴/10 and ⅗

Common denominator = 10

Make the fractions equivalent as follows,

4 < 6. This means, < .

Therefore, <

Stick 4: comparing ⅘ and ⅗

Common denominator = 5

Since both denominators are already the same, both fractions are equivalent. Comparing their numerator, 4 > 3. Therefore, ⅘ > ⅗.

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