Math, asked by alvairis1995, 1 year ago

Two investments totaling $50,000 produce an annual income of $4795. One investment yields 10% per year, while the other yields 9% per year. How much is invested at each rate?


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Answered by manish5365
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RS.20,500 AND RS. 29,500

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Let, one investment be x and another be 50,000-x.

Then,

Income from first investment

= 9% of x

= 0.09x

Again,

Income from second investment

=10%of(50000−x)

=5000−0.1x

So,

Total income=I¹+I²

Or,

4795=0.09x+5000−0.1x

Or,

205 = 0.01x

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x = 20500x=20500

Again,

another investment

=50000−20500

=29500

So, the two investments are Rs. 20,500 and Rs. 29,500.


alvairis1995: Dana has 6 hours to spend training for an upcoming race. She completes her training by running full speed the distance of the race and walking back the same distance to cool down. If she runs at a speed of 9mph and walks back at a speed of 3mph, how long should she plan to spend walking back?'
alvairis1995: help
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

let I st investment=x then  2nd =50000-x

10% x=x/10

9% of(50000-x)=9/100(50000-x)

9/100(50000-x)+x/10=4795

9*500-9x/100+x/10=4795

multiplying by 100

450000-9x+10x=479500

x=479500-450000

x=29500

II investment=50000-29500=20500


alvairis1995: 9%=20500
alvairis1995: 10%=
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