A polynomial is said to be reducible over a given field if it can be factored into
polynomials of lower degree with coefficients in that field; otherwise it is termed
as an irreducible polynomial [1]. This paper describes a simple division method to
decompose a reducible sextic over the real field into a product of two polynomial
factors, one quadratic and one quartic. The conditions on the coefficients of such
reducible sextic are derived.