3 years ago

5. Write the quotient of 7 less than a number and 6' as an expression. Use x as the variable.

Mathematics

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marissa [1.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\frac{x-7}{6}$

quotient means the problem will be a fraction

7 less than a number x-7

and 6 (6)

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5. Write the quotient of 7 less than a number and 6' as an expression. Use x as the variable.​

5. Write the quotient of 7 less than a number and 6' as an expression. Use x as the variable.