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Any common multiple of denominator and numerator produces the same fraction. So 2a/(2a-10) and 3a/(3a-15) produce the same fraction, for example. ax/(ax-5x) where x≠0 also produces the fraction. A less obvious one is (a^2+5a)/(a^2-25)=a(a+5)/(a^2-25), the reason being that the denominator factorises: a(a+5)/((a-5)(a+5))=a/(a-5).

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