The problem should look like this:
[tex]-16+(\frac{x}{-4}) =-3[/tex]
The quotient means the answer given when two numbers are divided. The two numbers are an unknown value (x) and -4.
The rest of the problem is solved here:
[tex]-16+(\frac{x}{-4}) =-3\\ \\ \frac{x}{-4}=-3+16\\ \\ \frac{x}{-4}=13\\ \\ x=13(-4)\\ \\ x=-52[/tex]
So if your solving for x this would be the answer. If you're just looking for how the problem is set up as the answer then the answer is the first equation given : [tex]-16+(\frac{x}{-4}) =-3[/tex]
Hope this helps!
