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sukhopar [10]
2 years ago
15

) Una compañía invierte $15,000 al 8% y $22,000 al 9%. ¿A qué tasa debe invertir

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anna35 [415]2 years ago
7 0

Usando proporciones, hay que los $12,000 restantes deben ser investidos a una tasa de 11%.

<h3>¿Qué es una proporción?</h3>

Una proporción es una fracción de la cantidad total.

De las dos primeras inversiones, el ingreso es dado por:

0.08 x 15000 = $1,200.

0.09 x 22000 = $1,980

T = 1200 + 1980 = $3,180

Por la tercera inversión, busca-se un retorno de 4500 - 3180 = $1,320.

De esa forma, la tasa x es la seguiente:

12000x = 1320

x = 1320/12000

x = 0.11.

Los $12,000 restantes deben ser investidos a una tasa de 11%.

Puede-se aprender mas a cerca de proporciones es brainly.com/question/26425852

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