Multiply by Conjugate: First, let's multiply the numerator and denominator by the conjugate of the denominator to rationalize it.f(t)=1−t1+t⋅1+t1+t
Perform Multiplication: Now, let's perform the multiplication in the numerator and the denominator.Numerator: (1+t)×(1+t)=1+2t+tDenominator: (1−t)×(1+t)=1−t
Final Rationalized Form: So, we have f(t)=1−t1+2t+t
Correct Denominator: But wait, there's a mistake in the denominator. It should be 1−(t)2, which simplifies to 1−t. So, the correct denominator is 1−t, which I previously wrote correctly, but I doubted myself.
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