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Fractions, in the form [numerator, denominator]. They represent the squares of the fractions we want to show.
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\n$\\left. \\simplify[sqrtsquare]{ sqrt({f[0]})} \\middle/ \\simplify[sqrtsquare]{ sqrt({f[1]}) } \\right.$
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