Kevin and Ronnie painted homes this summer. Kevin earns d dollars each week. Ronnie’s weekly salary was $40 more than Kevin’s. If Ronnie earned $160 each.

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Kevin and Ronnie painted homes this summer. Kevin earns d dollars each week. Ronnie’s weekly salary was $40 more than Kevin’s. If Ronnie earned $160 each week, solve the equation d + 40 = 160 to find how much Kevin earns painting homes. LLet d = Kevin’s weekly earnings dd + 40 = d = 120 KKevin earns $120 each week SOLVING REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #1

SOLVING REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #2

Movie A earned $225 million at the box office. That is $38 million less than Movie B, m earned. Solve the equation, m – 38 = 225 to find how much Movie B earned at the box office? mm – 38 = m = 263 MMovie B earned $263 SOLVING REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #3

Stephen wants to buy 2 Icee’s for each of his friends, x. Stephen bought 102 Icee’s. Solve the equation 2x = 102 to find how many friends Stephen bought Icee’s for. 22x = x = 51 SStephen bought Icee’s for 51 of his friends SOLVING REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #4

#1 A Slinky that can bounce down a flight of stairs is made of 80 feet of wire. The Slinky Company has 4000 feet of wire. Solve the equation, 80s = 4000 to find how many toys can be made. #2 Suppose you work part-time at the Wicomico County Library. You earn $ for 19 hours, h, of work. Solve the equation, 19h = to find how much you earn per hour. #3 The difference between the highest, x and the lowest temperature in Salisbury today was 37°. The record low temperature was 46°. Solve the equation x – 46 = 37 to find the highest temperature in Salisbury today. # QUICK CHECK – WORD PROBLEMS

Write an equation to represent the situation. Noah received a paycheck on Friday. After buying some athletic shoes for $112, he had $96 left. How much was his paycheck? LLet p = paycheck $$112 – athletic shoes bought (subtract) $$96 – amount left  p – 112 = 96 TRANSLATE REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #1

Write an equation to represent the situation. It costs $4.00 per car, x, to park at Six Flags Amusement Park. The income from parking totals $1348 in one day. How many cars parked at Six Flags that day? x = number of cars $4 per car – multiply $1348 – income total 4x = 1348 TRANSLATE REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #2

Write an equation to represent the situation. Ms. Brosious scored 123 points bowling last week. This is 14 points more than Mrs. Hogan’s scored, x. How many points did Ms. Brosious score? LLet x = Mrs. Hogan’s score 114 – points more than (add) 1123 – Ms. Brosious’ score xx + 14 = 123 TRANSLATE REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #3

Write an equation to represent the situation. It costs $3.00 per car, c, to use the hiking trails along the Columbia River Highway. If income from the hiking trails totaled $1275 in one day, write an equation to find how many cars entered the park. LLet c = cars that park 33 – cost per car (multiply) 11275 – total parking income 33c = 1275 TRANSLATE REAL WORLD EQUATIONS #4

Translate this statement into an equation In Japan, 1/5 of the population, x, owns bikes. There are about 65,000,000 people with bikes in Japan. Write an equation to find how many people make up the population of Japan. QUICK CHECK - TRANSLATE