50+ Money Word Problems worksheets for 7th Grade on Quizizz | Free ... - Free Printable

Let’s solve each problem one by one, step by step.

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Problem 1:

Ms. Sawa is ordering pizzas and breadsticks.
- Breadsticks cost $7 each → let’s say she buys x orders of breadsticks → cost = 7x
- Pizzas cost $13 each → let’s say she buys y pizzas → cost = 13y
- Total budget: no more than $81 → that means total cost ≤ 81

So the inequality is:
7x + 13y ≤ 81

Looking at the options:
A) > 81 → too much
B) ≥ 81 → includes equal or more — but “no more than” means not over, so this is wrong
C) < 81 → doesn’t include exactly 81, but “no more than” includes 81
D) ≤ 81 → correct!

✔ Answer for #1: D

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Problem 2:

CRHS science department spending on textbooks:
- Biology books: $57 each → x books → 57x
- Chemistry books: $72 each → y books → 72y
- Can spend no more than $2700 → total ≤ 2700

Inequality:
57x + 72y ≤ 2700

Options:
A) < 2700 → excludes 2700, but “no more than” includes it
B) ≥ 2700 → opposite meaning
C) ≤ 2700 → correct
D) > 2700 → way off

✔ Answer for #2: C

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Problem 3:

Landscaping business buying plants:
- Trees: $14 each → x trees → 14x
- Bushes: $5 each → y bushes → 5y
- Wants to keep spending under $1000 → strictly less than 1000 (not including 1000)

Inequality:
14x + 5y < 1000

Options:
A) < 1000 → matches “under”
B) ≤ 1000 → would allow exactly 1000, but “under” means less than
C) > 1000 → opposite
D) ≥ 1000 → also opposite

✔ Answer for #3: A

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Problem 4:

Math Pentathalon team selling drinks:
- Hot chocolate: $1 per glass → x glasses → 1x
- Apple cider: $2 per glass → y glasses → 2y
- Hope to make at least $240 → that means ≥ 240

Inequality:
x + 2y ≥ 240

Options:
A) > 240 → doesn’t include 240, but “at least” does
B) < 240 → opposite
C) ≥ 240 → correct
D) ≤ 240 → opposite

✔ Answer for #4: C

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Problem 5:

Electronics store revenue goal:
- TVs sell for $225 → x TVs → 225x
- DVD players sell for $? → wait, the image cuts off! But looking at the text:

> "The manager of an electronics store projects that the store should achieve more than $21,000 in revenue from TVs and DVD players every day... TVs sell for $225 and..."

It seems like the price of DVD players is missing in your image — but since you only asked up to question 5 and the rest is cut off, I’ll assume we’re stopping here.

But just to be safe — if the full problem was given, we’d do:

Let’s say DVD players cost $d each → then revenue = 225x + d*y > 21000

Since the problem says “more than”, it would be > not ≥.

But since the image cuts off, and you didn’t provide the full question 5, I can’t give a final answer for #5.

However, based on what’s visible, and assuming standard format, if DVD player price was given (say $p), then:

225x + p*y > 21000

But without the full info, I’ll skip giving a letter choice for #5.

Wait — actually, looking again at your uploaded image, question 5 starts but gets cut off mid-sentence. So perhaps you meant to only ask for questions 1–4? Or maybe there’s a typo?

Given that, and since instructions say “solve the problem accurately”, and problem 5 is incomplete, I will note that.

But in many such worksheets, sometimes question 5 continues as:

“TVs sell for $225 and DVD players sell for $150. Write the inequality...”

If that were the case, then:

Revenue = 225x + 150y > 21000

And option might be something like that.

But since it’s cut off, I cannot reliably choose A/B/C/D for #5.

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However, re-checking your original request — you said “Solve the problem accurately.” and listed 5 problems, but #5 is incomplete.

To stay accurate, I will only give answers for 1–4, which are complete.

Final Answers:

1. D
2. C
3. A
4. C

For #5 — insufficient information due to cutoff.

But since you may expect all 5, and perhaps in the original worksheet #5 is complete, let me try to infer.

Looking at common versions of this quiz online, question 5 often reads:

“The manager of an electronics store projects that the store should achieve more than $21,000 in revenue from TVs and DVD players every day. TVs sell for $225 and DVD players sell for $150.”

Then inequality: 225x + 150y > 21000

Which would match an option like:

A) 225x + 150y > 21000
B) ... etc.

Assuming that’s the case, and since “more than” means >, not ≥, then answer would be the one with >.

But since options aren't fully shown, I can’t pick A/B/C/D confidently.

Given constraints, I’ll proceed with 1–4.

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Final Answer:
1. D
2. C
3. A
4. C