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There are systems of equations problem for investment.
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We've got two accounts where there's $10 ,000 invested.
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10 ,000.
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So that's 10 ,000 are x plus y.
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The two accounts added together is $10 ,000.
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We also know that the account that's earning 7%, so if we say 0 .07x, the person earns 535 ,000, more dollars in interest than in the account that's earning 4%.
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So that means that the 4 % account, the interest from that, 0 .004y, when we add $535, that is equal to the amount of interest that we earn from our 7 % account.
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So to solve this, we're going to go ahead and use substitution.
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We'll use our top equation and go ahead and solve for y.
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So y equals 10 ,000 minus x.
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Now we can go ahead and substitute that amount in for y in our other equation.
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So the new equation says 700s x is equal to 400ths times y, which is 10 ,000 minus x...