1. The problem asks to translate the phrase "Six fewer than a number" into a mathematical expression.
2. "A number" is usually represented by a variable, commonly $n$.
3. "Six fewer than a number" means you take the number $n$ and subtract 6 from it.
4. The correct symbolic expression is therefore:
$$n - 6$$
5. The other options do not correctly represent "six fewer than a number":
- $n < 6$ means "number is less than six".
- $6 - n$ means "six minus the number", which is "six fewer than the number" reversed.
- $6 < n$ means "six is less than the number".
Hence, the correct answer is $n - 6$.
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