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You have $12000 to invest into two accounts. One account pays 4% annual simple interest and the other pays 5%. If you earned $530 annual interest, how much did you invest in each account? Any help would be greatly appreciated! I really need help with the process.
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let you invested x in one account
reamain amount in second remain amount= 12000-x
now calculate interst on each
sum of interest = 530
\[530=\frac{ x*4*1 }{ 100 }+\frac{ (12000-x)*5*1 }{ 100 }\]
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interest = (amount * rate*time )
now give it a try i m here to helpu
Ill right think you ill work it out now and ge back with you. thank you so much!
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ok so i got 7000 for one account and 5000 for the other. does that sound right?
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