These operators connect two or more relational expressions into one, or reverse the logic of an expression.
A) relational
B) logical
C) irrational
D) negation
E) None of these

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The operators that connect two or more relational expressions or reverse the logic of an expression are called logical operators. These include AND, OR, and NOT. Relational operators, on the other hand, are used to compare two values and include symbols such as <, >, =. The term "irrational" does not apply to this context. The term "negation" can be used interchangeably with logical operators, particularly the NOT operator.

These Operators Connect Two or More Relational Expressions into One