An expression of the form N(x) ⁄ D(x), where N and D are polynomial in x with real coefficients and D(x) not equal to zero is called

An expression of the form N(x) ⁄ D(x), where N and D are polynomial

1.	An expression of the form N(x) ⁄ D(x), where N and D are polynomial in x with real coefficients and D(x) not equal to zero is called
A.	proper fraction
B.	rational fraction
C.	irrational fraction
D.	improper fraction
Answer» C. irrational fraction