The answer can be readily calculated using a single variable, x:
Let x = the amount being invested at an annual rate of 10%
Let (8000 - x) = the amount being invested at an annual rate of 12%
The problem is then stated as:
(x * 0.10) + ((8000 - x) * 0.12) = 900
0.10(x) + ((8000 * 0.12) - 0.12(x)) = 900
0.10(x) + 960 - 0.12(x) = 900
0.10(x) - 0.12(x) = 900 - 960
-0.02(x) = -60
-0.02(x) * -100/2 = -60 * -100/2
x = 6000 / 2
x = 3000
Thus, $3,000 is invested at 10% = $300 annually; and $8,000 - $3,000 = $5,000 invested at 12% = $600 annually, which sum to $900 annual investment.
Answer:
85%
Step-by-step explanation:
9+51 = 60
(51/3) ÷ (60/3) = 17/20
(17/20)% = 85%
Answer:
A linear equation has the greatest x power at 1.
If you see an equation with only x (no x^2 or x^3 or stuff like that), you will know that it is linear.
<span><span>1/3</span> * (<span>1/2</span> - 3 <span>3/8</span>) = -<span>2324</span> ≅ -0.9583333</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
