Answer:
the answer is B
Step-by-step explanation: i added the two fractions
Answer: no lol
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming simple interest (i.e. no compounding within first year), then
At 6%, interest = 10000*0.06=$600
At 9% interest = 10000*0.09 = $900
Two ways to find the ratio
method A. let x=proportion at 6%
then
600x+900(1-x)=684
Expand and solve
300x=900-684=216
x=216/300=0.72 or 72%
So 10000*0.72=7200 were invested at 6%
10000-7200=2800 were invested at 9%
method B: by proportions
Ratio of investments at 6% and 9%
= 900-684 : 684-600
=216 : 84
= 18 : 7
Amount invested at 6% = 18/(18+7) * 10000 = 0.72*10000 = 7200
Amount invested at 8% = 7/(18+7)*10000=0.28*10000=2800
The answer is

steps
#1) Try to leave a by itself by dividing any variable next to it

you can only divided these variables as all these variables in the original equation. are being multiplied. The opposite if multiplication is division.
Answer:
2
sorry i dont know but i think the answer is 2 I am not sure dont bleve me