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14. Mark weighs 74 pounds. Together, he and his sister weigh six pounds more than three times the weight of his sister. What is the weight, w, of Mark’s sister?

a. 74 + w = 3w; 37 lb
b. 74 + w – 6 = 3w; 18.5 lb
c. 74 + w = 3w + 6; 34 lb ***
d. 74 + w = 3w – 6; 40 lb

15. Paula sold 35 packages of wrapping paper for this year’s Booster Club fundraiser. This is one less than twice the number of packages that she sold last year. How many packages did Paula sell last year?

a. 17 packages
b. 16 packages
c. 20 packages
d. 18 packages ***

For question 16 write and solve an inequality.

16.
Kelvin and Marsha are going to dinner and a movie this evening. Kelvin wants to have at least $70 cash in his wallet. He currently has $10. How much money, x, does Kelvin need to withdraw from the bank?

a. x + 10 > 70; x > $60
b. x + 10 ≥ 70; x ≥ $60 ***
c. x + 10 < 70; x < $60
d. x + 10 ≤ 70; x ≤ $60

2 answers

all look correct to me.
wouldn't number 15 be 17 packages because one less than 35 is 34 and 34/2 is 17? How did you get 18?
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