SOLVING WORD PROBLEMS INVOLVING LINEAR INEQUALITIES WORKSHEET

Problem 1 :

The Yellow Taxi Cab Co. charges a $2.75 flat rate and $.65 for each additional mile. Emma has no more than $14 to spend on a ride. How many miles can Emma ride without exceeding her spending limit ?

Solution

Problem 2 :

Tom wants to rent a truck for two days and pay no more than $300. How far can he drive the truck if the truck rental cost $49 a day plus $0.40 a mile?

A) 490     B) 505     C) 520       D) 535

Solution

Problem 3 :

Charlie has $500 in a savings account at the beginning of the summer, but withdraws $25 each week to spend on meals at Duchess (his favorite). He wants to have at least $200 in the account at the end of the summer for the start of school. How many weeks can Charlie withdraw money from the account?

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Problem 4 :

The length of a rectangle is 4 cm longer than the width. The perimeter is no more than 28 cm. What are the maximum possible dimensions for the rectangle?

Solution

Problem 5 :

There are three exams given in a marking period. Ryan received an 85 and a 91 on the first two exams. What grade must he earn on the last exam in order to get an average of no less than a 90 for the marking period?

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Problem 6 :

The length of a rectangle is 5 cm less than twice its width. If the perimeter of the rectangle is no more than 70 cm, what are the maximum possible dimensions?

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Problme 7 :

Find two consecutive integers such that 7 times the smaller is less than 6 times the greater. What are the greatest such integers?

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Problem 8 : 

The sum of two consecutive even integers is at most 400. Find the pair of integers with the greatest sum.

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Problem 9 :

The length of a rectangle is 4 cm more than three times its width. If the perimeter is more than 56 cm, what are the minimum possible dimensions of the rectangle (not allowing for fractional side measures)?

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Problem 10 :

The sum of three consecutive odd integers is no less than 51. What is the middle integer?

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Answer Key

1)  So, without exceeding the spending limit she can travel 17 miles.

2)  So, option B is correct.

3)  x ≤ 12, Charlie can withdraw the amount for 12 months.

4)  So, the required dimension is 5 cm and 9 cm.

5) x ≥ 94, So, at least he has to get 94.

6)  The required dimension of the rectangle is 15 cm and 25 cm.

7)  The required consecutive numbers are 5 and 6.

8)   required consecutive even numbers are 198 and 200.

9)   dimension is 7 cm and 25 cm.

10)   required middle number is 17.

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