Asked by Regan
You have 10,000.00 to invest in two types of stock. the expected annual returns for the stocks are: stock A - 10 percent, stock b - 6 percent. You want the overall annual return to be 8 percent. Write a linear system of equations that represents the given information.
How or where do I start to figure this out?
How or where do I start to figure this out?
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Answered by
Reiny
let the amount invested at 10% be x
let the amount invested at 6% be 10000-x
so ...
.1x + .06(10000-x) = .08(10000)
.1x + 600 - .06x = 800
.04x = 200
x = 5000
just read the question again, an saw that you wanted a system of equations, that is, two variable
let 10% money be x
the other be y
x+y = 10000
.1x + .06y = 800
2nd by 100 ---> 10x + 6y = 80000
or
5x+3y=40000
I would now multiply the first be 3 and subtract them, to get the same answer
let the amount invested at 6% be 10000-x
so ...
.1x + .06(10000-x) = .08(10000)
.1x + 600 - .06x = 800
.04x = 200
x = 5000
just read the question again, an saw that you wanted a system of equations, that is, two variable
let 10% money be x
the other be y
x+y = 10000
.1x + .06y = 800
2nd by 100 ---> 10x + 6y = 80000
or
5x+3y=40000
I would now multiply the first be 3 and subtract them, to get the same answer
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