Asked by Hannah
Betsy, a recent retiree, requires $6,000 per year in extra income. She has $70,000 to invest and can invest in B-rated bonds paying 17% per year or in a CD paying 7% per year. How much money should be invested in each to realize exactly $6,000 in interest per year?
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Answered by
TutorCat
ok, so Betsy invest part of her $70,000 in B-rate bonds paying 17% per year
.17x
the rest of the $70,000 she invest in a CD paying 7% per year
.07(70000-x)
totally she wants to get $6,000 per year
= 6000
putting this all together:
.17x + .07(70000-x) = 6000
solve for x. that will give how much she invested in B-rated bonds. plug that in 70000-x to find how much she invested in a CD
.17x
the rest of the $70,000 she invest in a CD paying 7% per year
.07(70000-x)
totally she wants to get $6,000 per year
= 6000
putting this all together:
.17x + .07(70000-x) = 6000
solve for x. that will give how much she invested in B-rated bonds. plug that in 70000-x to find how much she invested in a CD
Answered by
alle
$11,000
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