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Julian deposits money into two different savings accounts. He deposits $600 more into Account B than Account A. After a certain amount of time, Account A has earned $180 at a rate of 4%, and Account B has earned $375 at a rate of 5%. How much did Julian initially deposit into each account?

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Julian deposits money into two different savings accounts. He deposits $600 more into Account B than Account A. After a certain amount of time, Account A has earned $180 at a rate of 4%, and Account B has earned $375 at a rate of 5%. How much did Julian initially deposit into each account? Let the deposit in Account A be x 4% of x = 180 Assuming the deposit is for one year, x = 4,500 Deposit in Account B = x + 600 = 5100 Interest at 5% for one year = 255 Interest earned as per the problem is 375 = 255 x 1.47 The deposit in Account B is $7,500 The deposit in Account A is $6,615

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