Does 15/25 x 25/15 = 0?

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4 0

No, it does not equal 0. Lets multiply it out and see what it actually equals.
15/25 * 25/15
15*25 / 25*15
375 / 375
Anything over itself is 1, so the final answer for the multiplication is 1.

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