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Show all work.  \n1. A vendor had some cases of oranges and received 24 more.  \nNow he has 60 cases in total. How many cases did he start with?  \nEquation / Inequality:   Solution:    \n2. A gamer had a high score. After losing 15 points, his score was 48. What was his original score?  \nEquation / Inequality:   Solution:    \n3. A farmer sells bags of vegetables for $7 each. She earned $91 in one day. How many bags did she sell?  \nEquation / Inequality:   Solution:    \n4. A gaming tournament divides $120 equally among winning players. Each player gets $24. How many players won?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n______________________  \n5. A market stall has n crates of fruit. After selling 9 crates, 18 crates remain. How many were there originally?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n______________________  \n6. A gamer earns the same number of coins each level. After 8 levels she has 96 coins.  \nHow many per level?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n______________________  \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)  \n7. A vendor packs oranges into crates of 9. She has 63 oranges total. How many crates does she need?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \n8. A player has some gems and buys 35 more. Now she has 80 gems. How many did she have before?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n______________________  \n9. A vendor needs to earn more than $200 to cover her costs. She earns $12 per item. Write an inequality for items n she must sell.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:  \n______________________  \n10. A gamer needs at least 50 points to advance. She has 22 and earns p more. How many more does she need?  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \n11. A market allows at most 40 items per day. A vendor packs b boxes of 4 items each.  \nWrite an inequality for b.  \nEquation / Inequality:    \nSolution:    \n12. A player's score must be less than 100 for the beginner bracket.  \nHis score is 75 plus q bonus points. Write an inequality.  \nEquation / Inequality:   Solution:  \n______________________  \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  \nWord Problems:  \n1.) 1. ) Eq: x + 24 = 60 Sol: x = 36 (60−24=36)  \n2.) 2. ) Eq: x − 15 = 48 Sol: x = 63 (48+15=63)  \n3.) 3. ) Eq: 7b = 91 Sol: b = 13 (91÷7=13)  \n4.) 4. ) Eq: 120 ÷ p = 24 Sol: p = 5 (120÷24=5)  \n5.) 5. ) Eq: n − 9 = 18 Sol: n = 27 (18+9=27)  \n6.) 6. ) Eq: 8c = 96 Sol: c = 12 (96÷8=12)  \n7.) 7. ) Eq: 9c = 63 Sol: c = 7 (63÷9=7)  \n8.) 8. ) Eq: g + 35 = 80 Sol: g = 45 (80−35=45)  \n9.) 9. ) Eq: 12n > 200 Sol: n > 16 (200÷12≈16 .7; n>16)  \n10.) 10. ) Eq: 22 + p ≥ 50 Sol: p ≥ 28 (50−22=28)  \n11.) 11. ) Eq: 4b ≤ 40 Sol: b ≤ 10 (40÷4=10)  \n12.) 12. ) Eq: 75 + q \u003C 100 Sol: q \u003C 25 (100−75=25)  \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)","cbCaijLH2RfEYD7m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijLH2RfEYD7m","pdf",2425379,"English","# Problems\n## Equation and inequality questions","[{\"question\":\"What does each problem require students to do?\",\"answer\":\"For each problem, write an equation or inequality, then solve it and show all work.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of real-world situations appear in the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The problems include selling items (oranges, vegetables, fruit crates), earning or spending points in games, packing goods into boxes or crates, and setting limits like minimum or maximum allowed items or scores.\"},{\"question\":\"Are answers provided for all 12 questions?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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