Question

The quotient of a number g and -4 is at most 5 .
an inequality is:
the solution is:

Answer 1

Given the statement, we can convert the question into an inequality:
The quotient (#) of a number, g, and -4, is at most 5. A representative inequality of this scenario would be as follows = g ÷ (-4) ≤ 5

Answer 2

Given the statement, we can convert the question into an inequality:

The quotient (÷) of a number, g, and -4, is at most 5. A representative inequality of this scenario would be as follows ⇒ g ÷ (-4) ≤ 5