What is ten no more than the Quotient of t and 4?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, you're hitting me with some math lingo. So, like, the quotient of t and 4 is t/4, right? And if you want that to be no more than 10, well, it's pretty simple - just make sure t/4 doesn't exceed 10. So technically, it's t/4 ≤ 10. Easy peasy!

Answer 2

The phrase "ten no more than the Quotient of t and 4" can be mathematically represented as ( \frac{t}{4} - 10 ). This means you divide the value of ( t ) by 4, then subtract 10 from the result.

Answer 3

10 < or = to T/4

x4 x 4 cancels out just leaves T

40 < or = to T

T < or = to 40