document.write( "Question 1151971: One safe investment pays 7% per year, and a more risky investment pays 14% per year.\r
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document.write( "a. How much must be invested in each account if an investor of $100,000 would like a return of $9,100 per year?
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document.write( "b. Why might the investor use two accounts rather than put all the money in the 14% investment?\r
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document.write( "a. $__ is invested in the 7% account. \n" );
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