Write One-Step Inequality (Word Problems) Problems

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#1 of 7: Mild

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>Each time Mateo buys a slice at Pizza Italia, he gets a punch on his frequent buyer card. When he has over 20 punches, he can get a free slice. So far Mateo has 7 punches.</p><p> How many more punches (p) does Mateo need to get a free slice? Write an inequality using 20, 7, and p.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#2 of 7: Medium

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>Mr. Delaney has a hedge that is h inches tall. He plans to trim 12 inches from the top of the hedge and wants the hedge to be at least 48 inches tall after trimming.</p><p> How tall should the hedge be before trimming? Write an inequality using h, 12, and 48.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#3 of 7: Medium

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>Ali needs to write and illustrate a story that is at least 12 pages long for his creative writing class. So far, he has completed 8 pages.</p><p> How many more pages (p) does Ali need to complete to finish his story? Write an inequality using 12, 8, and p. </p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#4 of 7: Medium

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>The Oceanside surf club wants to raise more than $550 to help fund a new lifeguard station. To raise money, they offer surf lessons to beginning surfers for $15.</p><p> How many lessons (L) do they need to teach to reach their goal? Write an inequality using 550, 15, and L.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#5 of 7: Spicy

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>Lulu planned to ride her bike m miles on Saturday. She rode 11 miles with a friend and wanted to ride at least 20 miles on her own.</p><p> How many miles did Lulu ride? Write an inequality using m, 11, and 20.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#6 of 7: Spicy

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>The Kickers soccer team is having an end-of-year pizza party. They have a budget of no more than $160 and need to buy 8 large pizzas.</p><p> How much money (p dollars) can they spend on each pizza? Write an inequality using 10, 160, and p.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

#7 of 7: Spicy

Write one-step inequality (word problems)

<p>Marco is plans to play catcher in 12 of his baseball team's games this season.</p><p> How many games (g) must the team play if Marco plans to play catcher at least 6 times? Write an inequality using 12, g, and 6.</p><selectivedisplay data-props='{"show_in_create":true, "show_in_problem_qa": true}'><p><highlight data-color="#666" data-style="italic">Interactive: Students drag-and-drop terms, operations, and an inequality symbol to create an inequality.</highlight></p></selectivedisplay>

Teaching Write one-step inequality (word problems)

6th grade student must master the crucial concept of one-step inequalities to compare two values by representing them with symbols such as <, >, ≤, or ≥. These inequalities can be represented using words and symbols. Write one-step inequality (word problems) Practice Problem can help students to understand the concept and boost their confidence for this topic, here is an example: "The temperature must be above 70 degrees Fahrenheit" can be written as T > 70.

Grade 6
Expressions, Equations, And Inequalities
6.EE.B.8

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Stephen Abate
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4-year math teacher
Summerville, SC
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Dean, math program manager, principal
Miami, FL
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