Asked by Anonymous

One less than the quotient of four and a number xxx.
Answered by oobleck
the quotient of four and a number x ... 4/x
so, what is one less than that?
Answered by Tr.suzy
The quotient One less than the quotient of four and a number x is

4 divided by x minus one or in other words if you want to answer it on khan academy it is
4/x -1
Good luck
Answered by Me
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Answered by Riya
the answer is 4/x-1 I had the same khan assignment and searched the answer up lmao
Answered by Luna
I am not sure, but I think that the answer is 4/x-1, because we know that the word 'quotient' means the result when divided by..., (so this helps us figure out 4/x), and then 1 less than means -1, so the answer is 4/x -1.

Hope this helps!
Answered by Samantha
same I had it two times
Answered by Anonymous
One minus the product of four and a number xxx.
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