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A business analyst is comparing two profit variance models using the following expression:
To perform the subtraction, the analyst first identifies that the Least Common Denominator (LCD) is . In order to rewrite the second fraction, , with this LCD, the analyst must multiply both its numerator and denominator by the binomial factor ____.
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