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195. The common-mode rejection ratio (CMMR) is the ratio of _____ to ______.
(a) the differential voltage gain, the common-mode voltage gain
(b) the differential power gain, the common-mode power gain
(c) the ideal voltage gain, the actual voltage gain
(d) signal voltage, noise voltage
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