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Solve with Multiplication/Division
Inequalities
Word Problems
Truth and Solutions
100

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

13=y-4

y=17

100

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

4x = 20

Final answer:

x=5

100

If x=2, is the inequality x≥1 true or false? Why or why not?

True. This is because 2 is greater than 1.

100

Bella scored p number of points the first round. She also scored 8 points in the second round. This made her total score 39.

1. Write an equation with the variable p that represents this scenario. 

2. Then, find the number of points Bella scored the first round.

p+8=39

p=31 points

100

Is x=3 a solution to x+4=-7? Why or why not?

Yes. This is because -11 +4=-7.

200

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

r + 3.4 = 13.1

r=9.7

200

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

x/3 = 21

x=63

200

Does this represent x>12? Why or why not?

No. x should be bigger than 12, so everything to the right of the 12 should be shaded instead.

200

Juan sells raffle tickets at a charity event for $6 each. How many tickets does he have to sell to make $114?

1. Write an equation with the variable "t" that represents this scenario. 

2. Then, find the number of tickets sold.

equation:  

6*t = 114

or 

114/6 = t

Juan has to sell 19 tickets.

200

Is a=70 a solution to  a+25=92? Why or why not?

No. This is because 70+25=95≠92

300

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.


w/4 - 13 = 3

w=64

300

Copy down this equation, then solve the equation. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

5x + 1 = 121

x=24

300

Write an inequality that is represented by this number line.

x<34.5

300

A birthday party at the skating rink costs $60 to reserve a party area and $2.50 per guest for skating and skate rental. In total, the party cost $160.

1. Write an equation to represent the situation.

2. How many guests came to the party?

2.50g + 60 = 160

g=40

There were 40 guests at the party.

300

Is w=13 a solution to  w≤13? Why or why not?

Yes. This is because 13 is equal to 13, which makes 13≤13 true

400

Copy down this equation, then solve it. Show your steps to justify how you know your answer is correct.

-3x - 71 = 10


x = -27

400

84+12x=156

x=6

400

Copy this number line and graph the inequality:   

x≥1.75

400

In a small town, there are two main sections called the Hill Section and the Lake Section. The town has a population of 4298. The number of people who live in the Hill Section is 188 more than twice the number of people who live in the Lake Section.

1. Draw a model and write an equation that represents the situation.

2. How many people live in Lake Section? How many people live in Hill Section?

Let p represent the population of the Lake Section.

3p + 188 = 4298

p = 1370

The population of the Lake Section is 1370, and the population of the Hill Section is 2928.

400

Is x=5 a solution to 

3 - x/5 = 4

No. (you must explain your answer for credit!)

500

7=(6x-16)/-10

x=-9

500

-17x - 248 + 8x = 202 + x

x=45

500

Write an inequality and graph the inequality on the number line.

The minimum cost for a movie ticket is $5.

x≥5

500

The members of the student council are selling raffle tickets. The school decides that the top three raffle ticket sellers will share a portion of the profits. The second-place seller will receive $8 more than the third-place seller. The first-place seller will receive twice as much as the second-place seller. The profit portion they will share is $104.

1. Draw a model and write an equation that represents the situation.

2. How much will each of the top three sellers receive?

Let t represent the amount the third-place seller will receive.

4t + 24 = 104 

t = 20

The third-place seller will receive $20, the second-place seller will receive $28, and the first-place seller will receive $56.

500

Is x=5 a solution to 7+4x=13+3x ? Why or why not?

No. (you must explain your answer for credit)