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Mischa invests $20,000 into two accounts paying 7% and 9% annual simple interest respectively.
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Mischa invests $20,000 into two accounts paying 7% and 9% annual simple interest respectively.
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Question 971339: I'm having a bit of trouble with this problem. Please help me solve this equation:
Mischa invests $20,000 into two accounts paying 7% and 9% annual simple interest respectively. If the total interest earned for the year is $1,550, how much was invested at each rate?
Thank You. Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source):
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Mischa invests $ into two accounts paying % and % annual simple interest respectively.
in account paying %= Mischa invests $
and in account paying %= Mischa invests $
if Mischa invests $ and earned in interest, we have
............eq.1
......eq.2=> both side multiply by
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............eq.1=> both side multiply by ......eq.2
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............eq.1=> both side multiply by ......eq.2
------------------------------subtract eq.1 from eq.2
now, find ............eq.1
so, Mischa invests in account paying % , and in account paying %
check if % of and % of equal to earning in interest
% of is % of is
then which confirms our solution