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Bernie has $16000 invested, part at 3% and the remainder at 5%. If the yearly interest on each investment is the same, how much interest does he receive each year?

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Answered by un
Let n and 16000-n be the amounts invested at 5% and 3%, respectively. Then:
.05(n)=.03(16000-n)
.08n=480
n=6000
.05n=300
.03(16000-n)=300
Both investments earn $300 apiece, making a grand total of $600 for the year. ☺☺☺☺
Answered by Anonymous
$600
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