Show that the transfer function can be made independent of frequency if the condition c1r1=c2r2 applies

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I believe that the answer to the question provided above is transfer function can be made independent of frequency if the condition c1*r1=c2*r2 applies by equating these equations we can see that the it can be made independent of frequency.
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Show that the transfer function can be made independent of frequency if the condition c1*r1=c2*r2 applies

Show that the transfer function can be made independent of frequency if the condition c1r1=c2r2 applies