Form 7: Word Problems - Saving and Spending
Apply two-step inequalities to real-world scenarios involving saving and spending money. Set up and solve inequalities based on financial contexts.
Questions
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Maya has $20 and earns $8 per hour. She needs at least $60. Which inequality represents this?
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What is the minimum number of hours Maya must work to have at least $60 (8h + 20 >= 60)?
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Liam has $50. He buys a game for $15 and snacks for $5 each. Maximum snacks s if 5s + 15 <= 50?
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Noah starts with $100 and spends $12 per day. To keep over $40 (100 - 12d > 40), solve for d.
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Emma saves $15 per week and started with $30. She needs at least $120. Solve 15w + 30 >= 120.
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A gym fee is $25 plus $10 per class. You want to spend at most $85. Solve 10c + 25 <= 85.
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Lucas has $80. He spends $20 on a gift and shirts cost $15 each. Max shirts s for 15s + 20 <= 80?
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Olivia earns $12 per hour plus a $50 bonus. She wants at least $170. Solve 12h + 50 >= 170.
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Ethan has $45 and spends $4 per day. He needs at least $13 remaining. Solve 45 - 4d >= 13.
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Sophia has $15 and earns $9 per lawn. She needs more than $60. Solve 9L + 15 > 60 for whole lawns.
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A plan costs $30 plus $0.10 per text. To stay under $45 (0.10t + 30 < 45), solve for t.
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James has $150 saved and saves $25 per week. He wants at least $350 total. Solve 25w + 150 >= 350.