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Question 1111648: A certain amount of money is invested at 6% per year. A second amount is Php5000 larger than the first is invested at 8% per year. The interest from the investment at the higher rate exceeds the income from the lower investment by Php500. Find the investment at each rate.
Found 3 solutions by Theo, ikleyn, TeachMath: Answer by Theo(13342) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! x equals the amount invested at 6%.
x + 1000 equals the amount invested at 8%.
the interest on the amount invested at 8% is 500 more than the interest on the amount invested at 6%.
the equation for that is:
.08 * (x + 1000) = .06 * x + 500
simplify to get .08 * x + 80 = .06 * x + 500
subtract .06 * x from both sides of this equation and subtract 80 from both sides of this equation to get:
.02 * x = 420
divide both sides of this equation by .02 to get:
x = 420 / .02 = 21,000
go back to your original equation and replace x with 21,000.
the original equation is .08 * (x + 1000) = .06 * x + 500
replace x with 21,000 to get:
.08 * 22,000) = .06 * 21,000 + 500
simplify to get:
1,760 = 1,760, which is true.
.08 * 22,000 = 1,760
.06 * 21,000 = 1,260
the difference is 500, as stated in the problem statement.
the solution is:
21,000 was invested at 6% and 22,000 was invested at 8%.
Answer by ikleyn(52855) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
A certain amount of money is invested at 6% per year. A second amount is Php5000 larger than the first is invested at 8% per year.
The interest from the investment at the higher rate exceeds the income from the lower investment by Php500. Find the investment at each rate.
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Interest - interest = 500.
0.08*(x+5000) - 0.06x = 500 (<<<---=== x = the smaller amount at 6%)
0.08x + 400 - 0.06x = 500
0.02x = 500 - 400 = 100 + x = = = 5000.
Answer. Php 5000 was invested at 6% and Php 10000 was invested at 8%.
Check. 0.08*10000 - 0.06*5000 = 500 Php. ! Correct !
Solved.
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