Let's say I have a function $f[x]=[2/x]$
How can I do something like $2f[4]/4$ result in $4/16$, and not $1/4$ or $2/8$?
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f[x_] := Internal`RationalNoReduce[2, x];
f[4]*Internal`RationalNoReduce[2, 4]
(* 4/16 *)
answered Jul 16 '19 at 19:12
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