Group 1: (Group 1) Trisha has $100 to spend on presents for 4 friends. She spent $12 for gift bags. How much money, x, can she spend on each friend?, 4x + 12 = 100, x = 22, , Group 4: (Group 4) Lucy sold 12 boxes of cookies yesterday. She will sell 4 boxes of cookies each day. Lucy sells boxes of cookies for x days. For what values of x will Lucy sell more than 100 boxes of cookies?, 4x + 12 > 100, x > 22, , Group 2: (Group 2) Julia would like to attend a concert where tickets are $45 each and the parking fee is $20. How many tickets, x, can she purchase if she has at least $200?, 45x + 20 ≥ 200, x ≥ 4, , Group 5: (Group 5) Mitchell completed 20 hours of community service for his college application and plans on volunteering 45 hours a month. What is x, the number of months Mitchell must volunteer to gain at most 200 hours?, 45x + 20 ≤ 200, x ≤ 4, , Group 3: (Group 3) Charles trip from City Town to Country Place is 345 miles and he drives 80 miles per hour. If he has driven 134 miles so far, how many hours, x, does he have left in his trip?, 80x + 135 = 375, x = 3, , Group 6: (Group 6) Erica has $135 and is saving $80 every week to purchase new clothes. What is x, the number of weeks Erica must save in order to purchase clothes worth a maximum of $375?, 80x + 135 ≤ 375, x ≤ 3, ,

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