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One toothpick is 0.13 inch long, another is 0.33 inch. Which length is greater?
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One toothpick is 0.13 inch long, another is 0.33 inch. Which length is greater?
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0.33 is longer than 0.13
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Well, 0.33 > 0.13.
So, 0.33 inches is greater than 0.13 inches.
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