7.EE.4 Module 4 Assignment 4 Word Problems

DRIVING Louella is driving from

Melbourne to Pensacola, a distance of

more than 500 miles. After driving

240 miles, Louella stops for lunch.

Write and solve an inequality to find

how much farther Louella has to drive

to reach Pensacola.

Use n as variable

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MONEY Aimee and Desmond are going

to a play this evening. Desmond wants

to have at least $50 in his wallet. He

currently has $5. Write and solve an

inequality to find how much more cash

Desmond should put in his wallet.

Use x as variable

Solve on worksheet enter answer here

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FIELD TRIP There is space for 120

students to go on a field trip. Currently,

74 students have signed up. Write and

solve an inequality to find how many

more students can sign up for the

field trip.

Use x as variable

Solve on worksheet enter answer here

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MUSIC Rogan is burning a music CD.

The CD holds at most 70 minutes of

music. Rogan has already selected 45

minutes of music. Write and solve an

inequality to find how many more

minutes of music Rogan can select.

Use x as variable

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HOMEWORK Petra must write a report

with more than 1,000 words for her

history class. So far, she has written 684

words. Write and solve an inequality to

find how many more words Petra needs

to write for her report.

Use x as variable

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HEIGHT Leslie hopes to be at least

72 inches tall. Right now he is 56 inches

tall. Write an solve an inequality to find

how much more Leslie would like to grow.

Use x as variable

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INTERNET Julius is allowed to surf the

Internet for only 3 hours a week. He

has already been online for 1 − 2 3

hours

this week. Write and solve an

inequality to find how much more time

Julius can spend online this week.

Use x as variable

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GROCERIES The table shows how much

Colleen has spent at the grocery store

this week. To stay within her budget,

she can spend only $90 per week on

groceries. Write and solve an inequality

to find how much more Colleen can

spend at the grocery store this week.

Use x as variable

Solve on worksheet enter answer here

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PLANTS Trini needs more than 51 cubic

feet of soil to top up his raised garden.

Each bag of soil contains 1.5 cubic feet.

Write and solve an inequality to find

how many bags of soil Trini needs.

Use x as variable

Solve on Worksheet. Enter answer here.

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PETS Becky wants to buy some fish for

her aquarium. She has $20 to spend

and the fish cost $2.50 each. Write and

solve an inequality to find how many

fish Becky can afford.

Use x as variable

Solve on worksheet, enter answer here.

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