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Improper Algebraic Fractions

Improper algebraic fractions are those in which the degree of the numerator (the highest power of x) is greater than or equal to the degree of the denominator. These fractions often look complicated, but they can be simplified using a process similar to long division of polynomials.

👉 In this video, we’ll break down:

What makes a fraction “improper”
Step-by-step methods for simplifying improper algebraic fractions.
How to rewrite them as the sum of a "polynomial" and a "proper fraction".
Worked examples to help you understand the process clearly.
Exercise 7A complete
By the end, you’ll be confident in handling improper fractions and ready to apply the technique in more complex algebraic problems.

✨ Perfect for students preparing for exams or anyone brushing up on algebra skills!