Question

6 less than the quotient of a and 4

Answer 1

The equation you are looking for is (a ÷ 4) - 6.

The quotient is the answer you get from a division problem. With that being said, since you are subtracting 6 from the quotient, you must put a ÷ 4 in parenthesis, and follow the parenthesis with "- 6".

Thus meaning the equation is (a ÷ 4) - 6. I hope this helps!

Answer 2

Answer:

0.25a - 6

Step-by-step explanation:

6 less than the quotient of a and 4

Write as an equation

a/4 - 6

Simplify

0.25a - 6

Hope this helps :)