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Old November 7th, 2008, 07:20 PM
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If you invest 7,000 in a fund part was invested at 12% and the rest at 10% the interest after a year was 761. How much was invested at each rate

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let x = amount invested at 12%
7000-x = amount invested at 10%

(x)(.12) + (7000-x)(.10) = 761

solve for x, then determine 7000-x
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