This document contains 10 algebra word problems involving variables such as w, d, h, and m. The problems cover topics like calculating total oranges bought based on number of bags, cupcakes left after eating some, temperature change, coin collections, catching up distances while traveling, reservoir filling times, bus trip distances and speeds, finding two numbers based on their sum and product, taxi fares and inequalities.
This document contains 10 algebra word problems involving variables such as w, d, h, and m. The problems cover topics like calculating total oranges bought based on number of bags, cupcakes left after eating some, temperature change, coin collections, catching up distances while traveling, reservoir filling times, bus trip distances and speeds, finding two numbers based on their sum and product, taxi fares and inequalities.
This document contains 10 algebra word problems involving variables such as w, d, h, and m. The problems cover topics like calculating total oranges bought based on number of bags, cupcakes left after eating some, temperature change, coin collections, catching up distances while traveling, reservoir filling times, bus trip distances and speeds, finding two numbers based on their sum and product, taxi fares and inequalities.
This document contains 10 algebra word problems involving variables such as w, d, h, and m. The problems cover topics like calculating total oranges bought based on number of bags, cupcakes left after eating some, temperature change, coin collections, catching up distances while traveling, reservoir filling times, bus trip distances and speeds, finding two numbers based on their sum and product, taxi fares and inequalities.
1) A bag of oranges contains 6 oranges. I buy w bags of
oranges. How many oranges have I bought? 2) I have d cupcakes and I eat 7 of them. How many cupcakes do I have left? 3) The temperature is 62 celsius. It gets warmer by h degrees. What is the temperature now? 4) Ben has a coin collection made up of pennies and nickels. If he has three times as many pennies as nickels and the total face value of the coins is $416, how many coins of each kind are in the collection? 5) 9. The Mccarthy’s are on a cross-country trip traveling with the Jensons. One day they get separated and the Jensons are 20 miles a head of the Mccarthy’s on the same road. If the Jensons average 50 mph and the Mccarthy’s travel at 60 mph, how long will it be before the Mccarthy’s catch up with the Jensons? 6) 1A reservoir can be filled by an inlet pipe in 24 hours and emptied by an outlet pipe in 28 hours. The foreman starts to fill the reservoir, but he forgets to close the outlet pipe. Six hours later he remembers and closes the outlet. How long does it take altogether to fill the reservoir 7) A tourist bus covers 480 miles at a uniform speed. If the speed had been 8 miles per hour less, then it would have been 3 hours more to cover the distance. Find the speed of the tourist bus.
8) Find the two numbers whose sum is 43 and the product
is 462.
www.cuemath.com 9) Fixed fair of hiring a taxi is $12, fare for every additional mile is $5 per mile. Set up an inequality to show how much a person can travel with $50 or less. Represent the additional mile by m.
10) Find the solution of the following inequality:
www.cuemath.com 1) 6w
2) d-7
3) 62+h
4) 200 nickels, 600 pennies
5) 2 hours
6) 29 1/7 hours
7)
8) -4, -10
9)
10)
www.cuemath.com • The general form of a quadratic equation is given as, • are real numbers, where and can have any value but . • The degree of a quadratic polynomial is always .
