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Factorize the numerator.

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1. Using factorization by grouping, simplify r2−k2+r+kr−k+1\frac{r^2 - k^2 + r + k}{r - k + 1}

Step 1: Factorize the numerator.
The numerator is r2−k2+r+kr^2 - k^2 + r + k.
We can group the terms as (r2−k2)+(r+k)(r^2 - k^2) + (r + k).
The term (r2−k2)(r^2 - k^2) is a difference of squares, which factors as (r−k)(r+k)(r-k)(r+k).
So, the numerator becomes (r−k)(r+k)+(r+k)(r-k)(r+k) + (r+k).
Now, factor out the common term (r+k)(r+k):
Numerator $= (r+k)((

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