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You are contemplating investing $50,000 between two different investments. One of the investments, a stable one, returns 5% annually. A more risky one returns 9% annually. You need a return of at least 7.5%. what is the maximum amount of the money that you can invest at the 5% rate?
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@Loser66 Need some assistance if you have the time.
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I guess one way to solve this is let X = amount at 5%, P=$50,000, so (P-X) = amount invested at 9%. You want X(1.05) + (P-X)(1.09) = P(1.075) Simplify and solve for X, and I think that'll work.
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