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WILLIAM BURRIS
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Use a system of equations to solve the following problem.
An investor decides to invest some cash in an account paying annual interest, and to put the rest in a stock fund that ends up earning over the course of a year. The investor puts more in the first account than in the stock fund, and at the end of the year finds the total interest from the two investments was . How much money was invested at each of the two rates? Round to the nearest integer.
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Round the solutions to the nearest integer if necessary. In this case, the solutions are already integers.
The amount invested at is:
\$ \boxed{13480}
The amount invested at is:
\$ \boxed{12680}
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