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Answered by BrainlyQueen01
30

Answer:

$8000.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

  • The amount invested by Deshaun in Fund A was 3 times as much as the amount invested in Fund B.

Let the amount invested in Fund B be x. So, the amount invested in Fund B would be 3x .

It is given that,

Fund A returned 7% of the profit,

⇒ 7% of amount invested in Fund A

⇒ 7% of 3x

\dfrac{7}{100} \times 3x

\dfrac{21x}{100}

⇒ 0.21x

Thus, profit of Fund A come out to be 0.21x .

Also, Fund B returned 4% of the profit,

⇒ 4% of amount invested in Fund B

⇒ 4% of x

\dfrac{4}{100} \times x

\dfrac{4x}{100}

⇒ 0.04x

Thus, profit of Fund B come out to be 0.04x .

Now, total profit of two funds together was $2000.

⇒ 0.21x + 0.04x = $2000.

⇒ 0.25x = $2000.

x = \dfrac{2000}{0.25}

x = $8000.

Therefore, the amount invested by Deshaun in Fund B was $8000.

Answered by shradhakapoor2
7

Answer:

$8000.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

The amount invested by Deshaun in Fund A was 3 times as much as the amount invested in Fund B.

Let the amount invested in Fund B be xx . So, the amount invested in Fund B would be 3x3x .

It is given that,

Fund A returned 7% of the profit,

⇒ 7% of amount invested in Fund A

⇒ 7% of 3x3x

⇒ \dfrac{7}{100} \times 3x

100

7

×3x

⇒ \dfrac{21x}{100}

100

21x

⇒ 0.21xx

Thus, profit of Fund A come out to be 0.21xx .

Also, Fund B returned 4% of the profit,

⇒ 4% of amount invested in Fund B

⇒ 4% of xx

⇒ \dfrac{4}{100} \times x

100

4

×x

⇒ \dfrac{4x}{100}

100

4x

⇒ 0.04xx

Thus, profit of Fund B come out to be 0.04xx .

Now, total profit of two funds together was $2000.

⇒ 0.21xx + 0.04xx = $2000.

⇒ 0.25xx = $2000.

⇒ x = \dfrac{2000}{0.25}x=

0.25

2000

⇒ xx = $8000.

Therefore, the amount invested by Deshaun in Fund B was $8000.

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