Solving Applications with Inequalities

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Solving Applications with Inequalities ■ Translating to Inequalities ■ Solving Problems

Important Words Sample Sentence Translation is at least Brian is at least 16 years old b  16 is at most At most 3 students failed the course s  3 cannot exceed To qualify, earnings cannot exceed $5000 e  $5000 must exceed The speed must exceed 20 mph s > 20 is less than Nicholas is less than 60 lb. n < 60 is more than Chicago is more than 300 miles away. c > 300 is between The movie is between 70 and 120 minutes. 70 < m < 120 no more than The calf weighs no more than 560 lb. w  560 no less than Carmon scored no less than 9.4. c  9.4

Translating “At least” and “At Most” The quantity x is at least 5: x  5. (If x is at least 5, it cannot be less than 5.) The quantity x is at most 5: x  5. (If x is at most 5, it cannot be more than 5.)

Example Tara makes candles to sell. The cost of making candles is $70. Tara will sell candles for $1.50 each. How many candles must she sell to earn a profit? Solution 1. Familarize. To earn a profit the amount of money earned from selling the candles has to be greater than the cost of making them. 2. Translate. Rewording: Money earned > the cost Translating: 1.50c >70

3. Carry out. 1.50c > 70 c > 46.67 Since Tara cannot sell a part of the candle: c > 46 or c > 47 4. Check. If Tara sells 46 candles, she earns 46 × 1.50 = $69. She is not earning any profit. If she sells 47 candles, she earns 47 × 1.50 = $70.50, which gives her a profit of $0.50. 5. State. Tara needs to sell more than 46 candles or at least 47.

Example Lazer Line charges $65 plus $45 per hour for copier repair. Jonas remembers being billed less than $150. How many hours was Jonas’ copier worked on? Solution 1. Familarize. Suppose the copier was worked on for 4 hours. The cost would be $65 + 4($45), or $245. This shows that the copier was worked on for less than 4 hours. Let h = the number of hours. 2. Translate. Rewording: Translating:

3. Carry out. 65 + 45h < 150 45h < 85 4. Check. Since the time represents hours, we round down to one hour. If the copier was worked on for one hour, the cost would be $110, and if worked on for two hours the cost would exceed $150. 5. State. Jonas’ copier was worked on for less than two hours.