document.write( "Question 456116: You wish to invest $130,000 in two accounts. You want a cautious investment strategy, so you intend to invest in an account with a rate of 3.3% and another with a rate of 9.3%. With this strategy, at the end of one year, you want to earn $6,006.00. How much should you invest in each account?\r
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m+n=130000
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\n" ); document.write( "33m+33n=4290000
\n" ); document.write( "60n=1716000
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