Asked by Tshegofatso
A person wishes to invest R120 000 in three types of bonds:
municipal bonds (MF) paying 6% p.a.,
bank investment certificates (BF) paying 7% p.a. and
high-risk bonds (HF) paying on average 10% p.a.
For tax purposes, the person wants the amount invested in municipal bonds (MF) to be at
least 2 times the amount invested in the bank certificates (BF).
To lower the level of risk the person will invest no more than R30 000 in high-risk bonds (HF)
Please help me find the equations so that i can solve the problems
municipal bonds (MF) paying 6% p.a.,
bank investment certificates (BF) paying 7% p.a. and
high-risk bonds (HF) paying on average 10% p.a.
For tax purposes, the person wants the amount invested in municipal bonds (MF) to be at
least 2 times the amount invested in the bank certificates (BF).
To lower the level of risk the person will invest no more than R30 000 in high-risk bonds (HF)
Please help me find the equations so that i can solve the problems
Answers
Answered by
Steve
I assume you want to maximize
.06m + .07b + .10h
subject to the constraints
m >= 2b
h <= 30000
m+b+h = 120000
plot the lines and pick a vertex.
hint: m+b >= 90000
.06m + .07b + .10h
subject to the constraints
m >= 2b
h <= 30000
m+b+h = 120000
plot the lines and pick a vertex.
hint: m+b >= 90000
Answered by
Tshegofatso
Thanks Man
this really helped.
this really helped.
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