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F
Ralph bought 4 shirts for $15 and received a discount. He spent a total of $113. How much was the discount?
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G
Ralph earned $113 working 4 hours with a friend. The friend got paid $15 an hour. How much did Ralph get paid per hour?
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H
Ralph earned the same amount of money for 4 weeks. He spent $15 and has $113 left. How much did he earn each week?
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J
Ralph bought 4 pairs of pants and also spent $15 for a shirt. He spent a total of $113. How much did each pair of pants cost?
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Ramond’s mother deposited $50 into his lunch account. Lunch costs $2.75 a day. When Ramond’s account balance gets below $10, a reminder is sent to add more money. Which inequality can model the situation?
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A
50 − 2.75d > 10
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B
10 + 2.75d > 50
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C
50 − 2.75d < 10
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D
10 + 2.75d < 50
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Sarah is working to save money for a trip that will cost $225. She already has $35. Sarah earns $7.25 per hour at her job. What is the least number of whole hours she needs to work to save enough money for the trip?
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F
27
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G
26
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H
36
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J
35
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Kiera is cleaning her neighbor's garage. She is being paid a $25 flat fee and $8 per hour for each hour that she works. Kiera makes a total of $81. Which equation and total hours matches the scenario?