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$\cfrac{\sqrt{5m} }{ \sqrt{5n} }= \cfrac{\sqrt{5m} * \sqrt{5n} }{ \sqrt{5n}* \sqrt{5n} }= \cfrac{\sqrt{25mn} }{ 5n }= \cfrac{5\sqrt{mn} }{ 5n }= \cfrac{\sqrt{mn} }{ n }$

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