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A/b ∙ b/2a for a≠0, b≠0

A/b ∙ b/2a for a≠0, b≠0
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A/b ∙ b/2a for a≠0, b≠0

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Explanation:

a/b ∙ b/2a

= a/b × b/2a

= 1/2

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