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You want to know whether the numerator (the first term) and the denominator (the second) can be divided by the same number.
Generally, if something has 5 at the end, we can divide it by 5, so that means we can divide it by 5, let's try:
25/5=5
75/5=15.
so then we have 5/15.
we can divide again:
5/5=1
15/5=3
So the final answer is 1/3.
Generally, if something has 5 at the end, we can divide it by 5, so that means we can divide it by 5, let's try:
25/5=5
75/5=15.
so then we have 5/15.
we can divide again:
5/5=1
15/5=3
So the final answer is 1/3.
[tex]25|5\\.\ 5|5\\.\ 1|\\25=5\cdot5\\\\75|3\\25|5\\.\ 5|5\\.\ 1|\\75=3\cdot5\cdot5\\\\\frac{25}{75}=\frac{\not5^1\cdot\not5^1}{3\cdot\not5_1\cdot\not5_1}=\boxed{\frac{1}{3}}[/tex]
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