Let x be the amount of money, you fund in Fund A and y be the amount of mone yyou fund in Fund B.
1. You have 250,000 In an IRA at the time you retire and want to invest this money into Funds A and B, then

2. Fund A pays 1.2% (as a decimal 1.2% is 0.012) annually, then
is annual interest income in Fund A.
Fund B pays 6.2% (as a decimal 6.2% is 0.062) annually, then
is annual interest income in Fund B.
Since Fund A and Fund B produce an annual interest income of $8,000, then

3. Solve the system of equations:

Express x from first equation
and substitute it into the second equation

Multiply this equation by 1000:

Then

Answer: you have to fund $150,000 in Fund A and $100,000 in Fund B.
Answer:
Tara is incorrect.
Step-by-step explanation:
The location of X' will be (7,1)
450000 * .08
= 36,000
They reduce $36,000 from the original price.
Answer:
y=-9x+51
Step-by-step explanation:
-9x+45=y-6
add 6 to both sides to get
-9x +51=y
This seems to look like a factoring question. When factoring, one must know that the second number is the sum of the two values multiplied by x, and the third number is what happens when one multiplies those two numbers. Using these definitions, one can conclude that the correct answer is (x-8)(x+3)