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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 x2−4x−3264−x2\frac{x^2 - 4x - 32}{64 - x^2} as a case example. To demonstrate your understanding of the standard algebraic steps and outcomes for simp

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