SOLUTION: An investor had a total of 25,000 put into a portfolio of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. In one year, he earned 8% on the stock investment, 10% on the bond investment and 6% on t

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Question 431877: An investor had a total of 25,000 put into a portfolio of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. In one year, he earned 8% on the stock investment, 10% on the bond investment and 6% on the mutual funds investment. The annual(simple interest) return was $1860. if the amount invested in the mutual fund was twice the investment in bonds, then how much did he originally put in each of the three individual investments?
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Bonds ------ $x -------10%
Mutual funds -$2x-------6%
Stock -------(25000-3x)---8%
Interest = 1860
10x+6*2x+8(25000-3x)= 1860*100
10x+12x+200000-24x =186000
-2x=-14,000
x= $7000 ------- Bonds
Mutual funds --- 2x= $14,000
Stocks --------- $4000
CHECK
7000*0.1+14000*0.06+4000*0.08=1860