The answer is. $1500.
Let x represent the amount invested at 5%, then is the amount invested at 8%, and is the amount invested at 6%. Since the total return is $1270:
let money invested at 5%= x
money invested at 6%
= 20000- (X+X-1500)
21500-2x
Total interest for 1 year.
x×5/100+ (x-1500)×8/100+(21500-2x)×6/100 = 1270
5x/100+8(x-1500)/100+(21500-2x)6/100=1270
5x+8x-12000+129000-12x = 127000
x+117000 = 127000
x = 10000
money invested at 8%
=21500-2×10000
= 1500.
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The length of the inside of the garden is<u> 50 feet.</u>
What is perimeter ?
A perimeter is a closed path that covers, surrounds, or outlines a two-dimensional shape or length. The circumference of a circle or an ellipse is its perimeter.
There are various practical applications for calculating the perimeter. A calculated perimeter is the length of fencing needed to completely encircle a yard or garden. The perimeter (circumference) of a wheel/circle describes how far it will roll in one revolution. Similarly, the amount of string wrapped around a spool is proportional to the spool's perimeter; if the string length were correct, it would equal the perimeter.
Given :
The rectangular garden has a perimeter of 280 feet
breadth = 90 feet
Let the length be x.
Therefore according to the question,
2( 90 + x ) = 280
=> 90+ x = 140
=> x = 50
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Answer: C
Step-by-step explanation:
You need to substitute x for 2.5. After that, multiply 101 and 2.5 to get 252.5. Then, add 252.5 and 207.85 to get 460.35.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Subtract the sides of the equation plus<em> </em><em>1</em><em>1</em> :


Subtract the sides of the equation plus <em>1</em><em>0</em><em>x</em>


Divided the sides of the equation by <em>9</em><em> </em>


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Answer:
the answer is 5 cups. Hope this helps