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Find the amount placed in each investment.
Answer to Problem 51RE
Investment amounts are: $16,000, $13,0000 and $11,000
Explanation of Solution
Given:
An investment of $40,000 yielding $3500 interest per year.
The interest rates for the three investments are 7%, 9% and 11%.
Second investment is $3000 less than the first.
Third investment is $5000 less than the first.
Let x, y and z be the amount in each of the investment scheme.
Total investment amount is $40,000.
The equation can be written as.
Given the interest rates are 7, 9 and 11% for each and total interest in an year is $3500 and the equation can be written as:
Multiplying equation (2) with 100,
Second and third invested amount is less than first by $3000 and $5000 respectively
Equating the right hand side of the above two equations:
The system of equations is:
Dividing the above resultant equation with (2)
The new system of equation is:
Adding -1 times equation (2) with equation (3),
Now, the new system has become,
Back substituting
Back substituting values of y and z in equation (1),
So the investment amounts will be $16,000, $13,0000 and $11,000 into investment schemes that gives 7%, 9% and 11% interest rates respectively.
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