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ALG1.33 Create Linear Equations and Inequalities from Context Worksheet

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This Algebra I Math worksheet provides structured practice on ALG1.33 Create Linear Equations and Inequalities from Context. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

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Algebra I

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

An art show sells standard tickets for $12 and VIP tickets for $20. The room holds at most 180 people, and the organizers want at least $2,400 in ticket revenue. Let s be standard tickets and v be VIP tickets. Which set of inequalities models both requirements?

As + v >= 180 AND 12s + 20v <= 2400

Bs + v <= 180 AND 12s + 20v >= 2400

Cs + v <= 2400 AND 12s + 20v >= 180

D12s + 20v <= 180 AND s + v >= 2400

Solution & Explanation:Capacity means total tickets s+v cannot exceed 180. Revenue is 12s+20v and must be at least 2400, so use >=.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which description best matches the variables and units in the model 0.6x + 14 <= 50 for a taxi ride?

Ax is dollars; 0.6 is miles per dollar; 14 is miles; total miles is at most 50.

Bx is minutes; 0.6 is minutes per mile; 14 is tip; total fare is exactly 50.

Cx is miles traveled; 0.6 is dollars per mile; 14 is a base fare in dollars; total fare is at most 50 dollars.

Dx is passengers; 0.6 is dollars per passenger; 14 is paid per passenger; total is at least 50.

Solution & Explanation:A cost inequality has (rate)(quantity) + base fee <= budget. Here 0.6 is a per-mile rate and 14 is the starting fee.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A researcher records a linear relationship between temperature and cricket chirps. At 60 degrees, the cricket chirps 90 times per minute; at 75 degrees, it chirps 120 times per minute. Let T be temperature and C be chirps per minute. Write C(T).

Solution & Explanation:Slope is (120 - 90) divided by (75 - 60) = 2 chirps per degree. Use 90 = 2(60) + b to get b = -30, so C(T) = 2T - 30.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Algebra I Math students. It aligns with educational standard ALG1.33 (Focus on Create Linear Equations and Inequalities from Context in Algebra 1.).