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Problems cover comparing quantities (greater than, more than twice), timing and rate differences, capacity limits, minimum consumption over a week, splitting a shared budget, and maximum seating on ride cars. 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If she uses t trays, write an inequality using the variable n, the number of gingerbread baked, in terms oft to show how many gingerbread men she could have made. |  | |\n| 4) | A scout group goes camping for a week. Each member of the group drinks a minimum of 3 water bottles in a day.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality for n the total number of bottles drunk in terms of p the number of people in the group. |  | |\n| 5) | Tyger and his 3 friends go to a restaurant for a meal. They have a maximum combined budget of $B and they agree to split the bill 4 ways.\u003Cbr>If they each pay a total of $p, write an inequality to show the amount they each pay for the bill in terms of their budget, B. |  | |\n| 6) | On a rollercoaster ride, there are c open cars. Each open car can hold a maximum of 6 people.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality for the number of people, p, on the ride in terms of the number of open cars, c. |  | |\n| 7) | Andy jumps a cm in the long jump. His friend Bill manages to jump more than 10 cm further.\u003Cbr>If Bill jumps b cm, write an inequality for b in terms ofa. |  | |\n| 8) Kylie is more than three as old as Ben.\u003Cbr>If Ben is b years old, write an inequality for Kylie’s age (k) in terms of Ben’s age, b. |  |  | |\n\nName Date  \nINEQUALITIES FROM WORD PROBLEMS B1 ANSWERS  \n| WORD PROBLEM |  | INEQUALITY |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1) | Captain and Frazer have some gold coins.\u003Cbr>Captain has more than twice as many coins as Frazer.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variables c andf, where c is the number of coins Captain has and fis the number of coins Frazer has. |  | | c > 2f |\n| 2) | Flame runs the 100 yard dash in f seconds.\u003Cbr>Captain completes the dash in t seconds, more than 10 seconds slower than Flame.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality using the variable t in terms off to show how long it takes him to run 100 yards. |  | | t > f + 10\u003Cbr>seonds |\n| 3) | Sally can fit a maximum of 4 gingerbread men on each tray. If she uses t trays, write an inequality using the variable n, the number of gingerbread baked, in terms oft to show how many gingerbread men she could have made. |  | | n ≤ 4t |\n| 4) | A scout group goes camping for a week. Each member of the group drinks a minimum of 3 water bottles in a day.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality for n the total number of bottles drunk in terms of p the number of people in the group. |  | | n ≥ 7 x 3p\u003Cbr>so n ≥ 21p |\n| 5) | Tyger and his 3 friends go to a restaurant for a meal. They have a maximum combined budget of $B and they agree to split the bill 4 ways.\u003Cbr>If they each pay a total of $p, write an inequality to show the amount they each pay for the bill in terms of their budget, B. |  | | p ≤ B/4\u003Cbr>or\u003Cbr>p ≤ B ÷ 4 |\n| 6) | On a rollercoaster ride, there are c open cars. Each open car can hold a maximum of 6 people.\u003Cbr>Write an inequality for the number of people, p, on the ride in terms of the number of open cars, c. |  | | p ≤ 6c |\n| 7) | Andy jumps a cm in the long jump. His friend Bill manages to jump more than 10 cm further.\u003Cbr>If Bill jumps b cm, write an inequality for b in terms ofa. |  | | b > a + 10 |\n| 8) | Kylie is more than three as old as Ben.\u003Cbr>If Ben is b years old, write an inequality for Kylie’s age (k) in terms of Ben’s age, b. |  | | k > 3b |","cbCaikMrk3PTwvWl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikMrk3PTwvWl","pdf",260183,"English","# Inequalities from Word Problems B1\n## Problems 1-8\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"How do you write an inequality from a word problem in these exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Identify the relevant quantities, assign variables, then convert phrases like “more than,” “maximum,” and “minimum” into inequality symbols (\\u003c, \\u003e, ≤, ≥).\"},{\"question\":\"What does “more than twice as many” mean in inequality form?\",\"answer\":\"It means the first quantity is greater than two times the second, so you write something like c \\u003e 2f for the given variables.\"},{\"question\":\"Do the answers include the final inequality statements for each problem?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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