Fractions involving polynomial either in numerator or denominator (or both) are called algebraic fractions.
In the example, 12x/9, neither 12x nor 9 is a polynomial.

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12 x is a monomial as it is having a single term only.
Also 9 is a polynomial and it is called constant polynomial.

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Fractions involving polynomial either in numerator or denominator (or both) are called algebraic fractions.In the example, 12x/9, neither 12x nor 9 is a polynomial.

Dear user,12 x is a monomial as it is having a single term only. Also 9 is a polynomial and it is called constant polynomial.

Fractions involving polynomial either in numerator or denominator (or both) are called algebraic fractions.
In the example, 12x/9, neither 12x nor 9 is a polynomial.

Dear user,
12 x is a monomial as it is having a single term only.
Also 9 is a polynomial and it is called constant polynomial.