00:01
Okay, so in this scenario, we have $50 ,000 to invest looking for a $6 ,000 annual return, and we have that a bond pays 15 % annual interest, and a cd pays 7%.
00:16
So if we let x be the amount that we put into the bond, then the amount that we put into the cd, well, is 50 ,000 minus x, right? and our interest formula is i is equal to p times r times t all over 100.
00:42
So here the interest for amount p is going to be x.
00:47
R is equal to 15 and t is equal to one year.
00:51
So therefore our interest here, we can call this our first interest, you call this i1, is equal to x times 15 times 1.
01:00
So that's just 15x over 100.
01:06
Okay.
01:07
So then the interest for amount p is 50 ,000 minus x.
01:13
And here we have r equal to 7.
01:15
And again, t equals to one year.
01:18
So then our i2 would be equal to where our p now is 50 ,000 minus x.
01:25
So 50 ,000 minus x times, times seven times one so times seven this distributes this is again all over a hundred so then again we just distribute here and we get that um well i2 is equal to 350 ,000 minus 7x all over 100 okay and then so since the woman makes $6 ,000, wants to make $6 ,000 a year from the total interest.
02:05
So we have that our interest is just equal to i1 plus i2.
02:09
So we have 6 ,000...