Convert PDF to Microsoft Word file

I purchased AA9 Pro based on its ability to convert PDF documents (specifically formula/objects) to Microsoft word. I have tried several times using the "Select Object Tool" to do so but without success. Am I missing something?
I have attached the file I am trying to convert to Word.
Ron Hill, math instructor Univ. of Phoenix Online.

Hi, I have tried it for you.
File->Export->Word document. But the converted word is mess up.
You could try it yourselft.

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