Question

The quotient of two integers where the divisor is never zero is called a ?

Answer 1

The quotient of the form
`(m)/(n)`, where
`m` and
`n` are integers and
`n\\eq 0` is called a fraction.

For example, when
`m=6,n=15`, the quotient
`(6)/(15) =(2)/(5)` is a fraction. When m and n has no common factors, the fraction is in its most simplified form.