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Show your work.  \nSection 1—Solve Each Equation  \n1. x + 14 = 33 x =   4. m ÷ 6 = 8 m =    \n2. n − 9 = 27 n =   5. 28 = 4a a =    \n3. 5y = 45 y =   6. x + 37 = 80 x =    \nSection 2—Solve Each Inequality  \n7. x + 5 > 12 x >   9. 3y ≥ 24 y ≥    \n8. n − 4 ≤ 15 n ≤   10. m ÷ 4 \u003C 6 m \u003C    \nSection 3—Write and Solve  \n11. A vendor has some peaches. After selling 18, he has 32 left. How many did she start with? Equation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n____________________  \n12. A farmer packs eggs into cartons of 12. He has 96 eggs total. How many cartons? Equation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)  \n13. A vendor needs at least $150 per day. She earns $6 per item. Write an inequality for items n.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \n14. A gamer must score more than 40 points to advance. She has 27 and earns p more. Write an inequality.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n____________________  \nWord Problems  \n15. A gamer earns 8 coins per room. After r rooms she has 72 coins. Write and solve an equation for r.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \n16. A market stall had some pears. After a delivery of 45, there are 118 pears. How many before?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n____________________  \n17. A camp needs at most 60 campers per activity. Already 38 signed up.  \nWrite an inequality for additional campers a.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \nMashup Math LLC | Al[l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com](l Rights Reserved | Get More K-12 Math Worksheets at www.mashupmath.com)  \nANSWER KEY  \nSection 1: Solve Each Equation  \n1.) x + 14 = 33 → x = 19 (33−14=19)  \n2.) n − 9 = 27 → n = 36 (27+9=36)  \n3.) 5y = 45 → y = 9 (45÷5=9)  \n4.) m ÷ 6 = 8 → m = 48 (8×6=48)  \n5.) 28 = 4a → a = 7 (28÷4=7)  \n6.) x + 37 = 80 → x = 43 (80−37=43)  \nSection 2: Solve Each Inequality  \n7.) x + 5 > 12 → x > 7 (12−5=7)  \n8.) n − 4 ≤ 15 → n ≤ 19 (15+4=19)  \n9.) 3y ≥ 24 → y ≥ 8 (24÷3=8)  \n10.) m ÷ 4 \u003C 6 → m \u003C 24 (6×4=24)  \nSection 3: Write and Solve  \n11.) 1. ) x − 18 = 32 → x = 50 (32+18=50)  \n12.) 2. ) 12c = 96 → c = 8 (96÷12=8)  \n13.) 3. ) 6n ≥ 150 → n ≥ 25 (150÷6=25)  \n14.) 4. ) 27 + p > 40 → p > 13 (40−27=13)  \nWord Problems  \n1. Eq: 8r = 72 → Sol: r = 9 (72÷8=9)  \n2. Eq: p + 45 = 118 → Sol: p = 73 (118−45=73)  \n3. 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