How do you write in algebraic form the quotient of y reduced by 6 and 8?

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Answer 1 · 2018-02-26T22:37:28

Let's decipher some of this "math language"

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Quotient of #y# means something divided by something equals #y#

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reduced by means to simplify something. That can mean by division or by subtraction. In this case, "reduced by" refers to both #6# and #8#.

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So now let's see what we have:

A fraction that equals #y#, subtracted by #6# and divided by #8#

#(y-6)/8#