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A training supervisor at an aircraft manufacturing firm is instructing a group of quality control apprentices on how to simplify formulas used in fuel-efficiency calibrations. One of the calibration models compares forward-flow and reverse-flow sensor rates, yielding formulas that contain opposite binomial factors. The supervisor uses the rational expression x24x3264x2\frac{x^2 - 4x - 32}{64 - x^2} as a case example. To demonstrate your understanding of the standard algebraic steps and outcomes for simplifying rational expressions with opposite factors, match each part of the simplification process with its mathematically correct description or result.

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