Keith has $500 in his savings account at the beginning of the summer. He
earns $125 each week working at the local store. He wants to have at least
$700 in his account at the end of the summer. He uses $65 each week for
food and hanging out with his friends. Write this problem as an inequality.

He already has $500. He then adds $125 for each week he goes to work. We do not know how many weeks he will go to work so that number will be represented with a variable. He then spends, or subtracts 65 for every week he gets groceries and goes to his friends. We also do not know how many weeks he gets groceries and hangs out with his friends so that can be represented with a different variable. He wants to have $700 or more by the end of the summer, so that number needs to be bigger than what he has at the end of summer or equal right to it.

Keith has $500 in his savings account at the beginning of the summer. He earns $125 each week working at the local store. He wants to have at least $700 in his account at the end of the summer. He uses $65 each week for food and hanging out with his friends. Write this problem as an inequality.

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Keith has $500 in his savings account at the beginning of the summer. He
earns $125 each week working at the local store. He wants to have at least
$700 in his account at the end of the summer. He uses $65 each week for
food and hanging out with his friends. Write this problem as an inequality.