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Which term describes a fraction that has a polynomial in its numerator and its denominator?

O A. Rational expression
O B. Variable expression
O C. Rational fraction
O D. Variable fraction​

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Answer:

A. Rational Expression

Explanation:

User Matt Koala
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Answer:

A

Explanation:

Rational expressions, as described by the question, is a fraction that has a polynomial in its numerator and its denominator.

An example will be:


\displaystyle (x^2-2x+1)/(x-1)

The numerator is a trinomial, and the denominator is a binomial.

Variable expressions is another way of saying polynomials.

As far as I'm concerned, rational fractions and variable fractions don't have any meaning.

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