Activity By (continued from previous page) 3. A fraction with a sum in the numerator can be rewritten as the sum of two fractions with the 1+x same denominator. For example, + A. In the space to the right, rewrite the quadratic formula as the sum of two fractions. B. What line does the first fraction describe? C. What is the second numerator the same as? D. Whenever a quadratic function has two x-intercepts, they are always equidistant from the axis of symmetry. Use your findings from above to explain why this is true