Question 1

Brenda has $30. She gets $5 every time she takes out
the trash. Which inequality can be used to find x, the
number of times Brenda has to take out the trash to have
more than $50?

Accepted Answer

A. 30 + 5x > 50

Answer

B. 30x + 5 > 50

Answer

C. 30 + 5x < 50

Answer

D. 30x + 5 < 50

Question 2

Shannon has $200 in her checking account and plans
on spending $15 each day on lunches at work. Which
inequality can be used to find x, the number of times
Shannon can but lunch before her checking account
reaches zero?

Accepted Answer

A. 200 - 15x ≤ 0

Answer

D. 200 + 15x ≥ 0

Answer

C. 200 - 15x ≥ 0

Answer

B. 200 + 15x ≤ 0

Question 3

Chris has 150 Pokemon cards. Each week, Chris
purchases 15 Pokemon cards to add to his collection.
Which inequality can be used to find w, the number of
weeks after starting his collection when Chris will have
more than 500 Pokemon cards in his collection?

Accepted Answer

D. 15w + 150 > 500

Answer

B. 15w + 150 < 500

Answer

150w + 15 < 500

Answer

C. 150w + 15 > 500

Question 4

Gordon bought a Dr. Pepper for $2. He also bought
some candy bars for $3 each. Gordon did not spend
more than $17 on the candy bars and Dr. Pepper. Which
inequality can be used to find n, the number of candy
bars that Gordon could have bought?

Accepted Answer

B. 3n + 2 ≤ 17

Answer

C. 3n - 2 ≥ 17

Answer

A. 3n - 2 ≤ 17

Answer

D. 3n + 2 ≥ 17

Question 5

Which situation can be represented by this inequality?
5x - 9.50 > 50

Accepted Answer

A. Maria spends $9.50 on supplies for her necklaces
and sells each necklace for $5. What is x, the
number of necklaces Maria must sell to earn a
profit of more than $50

Answer

D. Maria charges $5 for gasoline plus $9.50 per hour
for mowing lawns. What is x, the number of hours
she has to mow lawns to earn more than $50.

Answer

B. Maria has a balance of $9.50 in her savings
account and deposits $5 each week. What is x,
the number of weeks Maria must deposit $5 in
order to have a balance of more than $50 in her
savings account

Answer

C. Maria earns 5% interest on the balance in her
checking account and has to pay a monthly
charge of $9.50. What is x, the balance that Maria
must have in her checking account in order to
have an ending balance greater than $50 after
interest and fees?

Question 6

6. Which situation can be represented by this inequality?
175 ≤ 25x + 40

Accepted Answer

B. Belinda has 40 coins in her collection. She will
collect 25 new coins every year. Belinda collects
coins for x years. For what values of x will Belinda
have at least 175 coins?

Answer

D. Belinda has 25 coins in her collection. She will
collect 40 new coins every year. Belinda collects
coins for x years. For what values of x will Belinda
have at most 175 coins?

Answer

A. Belinda has 25 coins in her collection. She will
collect 40 new coins every year. Belinda collects
coins for x years. For what values of x will Belinda
have at least 175 coins?

Question 7

7. Fatima is ordering pizza for her family. A medium pizza
is $12.50 plus $0.75 for each additional topping. Fatima
did not spend more than $16 on her order. Which
inequality can be used to find t, the number of toppings
Fatima could have ordered on her pizza?

Accepted Answer

B. 12.50 + 0.75x < 16

Answer

C. 12.50x + 0.75 > 16

Answer

A. 12.50 + 0.75x > 16

Answer

D. 12.50x + 0.75 < 16

Question 8

8. Emily’s uber charges $20 to meet her at her home plus
$1.50 per mile they drive Emily. What is x, the number of
miles Emily’s uber will drive before Emily is charged more
than $50.

Accepted Answer

D. 20 + 1.50x < 50

Answer

A. 20x + 1.50 > 50

Answer

C. 20x + 1.50 < 50

Answer

B. 20 + 1.50x > 50

Question 9

Alex has $500 in her checking account. She will buy a
computer for $300 and spend the rest of the money
buying video games that cost $45 each. Which inequality
can be used to find t, the number of video games Alex
can buy?

Accepted Answer

A. 500 < 45x + 300

Answer

C. 500 < 45 + 300x

Answer

B. 500 > 45x + 300

Answer

D. 500 > 45 + 300x

Question 10

10. Coach Johnson plans on having his football players
practice at most 2 hours today. He will spend 18 minutes
for each drill and 30 minutes for a small scrimmage.
Which inequality can be used to find d, the number of
drills Coach Johnson can run?

Accepted Answer

A. 120 ≤ 18d + 30

Answer

B. 120 ≤ 18 + 30d

Answer

D. 120 ≥ 18 + 30d

Answer

C. 120 ≥ 18d + 30

Question 11

11. Which situation can be represented by this inequality?
225 ≤ 17x + 29

Accepted Answer

B. Fred has 29 dollars in his savings account. He will receive $17 each week for allowance. Fred collects allowance
for x weeks. For what values of x will Fred have saved at least $225?

Answer

D. Fred has 29 dollars in his savings account. He will receive $17 each week for allowance. Fred collects allowance
for x weeks. For what values of x will Fred have saved at most $225?

Answer

A. Fred has 17 dollars in his savings account. He will receive $29 each week for allowance. Fred collects allowance
for x weeks. For what values of x will Fred have saved at least $225?

Answer

C. Fred has 17 dollars in his savings account. He will receive $29 each week for allowance. Fred collects allowance
for x weeks. For what values of x will Fred have saved at most $225?

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