Group 1: (Group 1) Lucy started with more than 100 boxes of cookies to sell. She sold 25 boxes. After selling 25 boxes, how many more boxes does she need to sell to sell all of them?, x + 25 > 100, x > 75, , Group 2: (Group 2) Anna ate 12 cookies. She had less than 30 cookies to start with. After eating 12 cookies, how many cookies does Anna have left?, x + 12 < 30, x < 18, , Group 3: (Group 3) Carly would like to spend at most $30 on lunches for the week. On Tuesday, Carly had spent $12. At most, how much money can Carly still spend? , x + 12 ≤ 30, x ≤ 18, , Group 4: (Group 4) Mitchell has 45 free minutes after his homework is done before football practice. He spends 9 minutes playing a video game. What is the maximum number of minutes Mitchell can spend watching TV before he needs to leave? , x + 9 ≤ 45, x ≤ 36, , Group 5: (Group 5) Charles can drive 345 miles on a full tank of gas. If he has driven 134 miles so far, how many more miles can he drive before he runs out of gas?, x + 134 ≤ 345, x ≤ 211, , Group 6: (Group 6) Erica took her car in for repairs. The repair shop told her that the cost to fix her car would be more than $345. If she paid 134 up front, how much more money will Erica need to pay?, x + 134 > 345, x > 211, ,

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