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1 Word Problems Involving Investments

2 Investment type problems are a type of mixture problem
Investment type problems are a type of mixture problem. In this type of problem we are mixing money into different accounts. For example…... Ron Burgandy has $15,000 to invest. He plans to diversify his money by investing it in two different accounts. One account gives 11.5% interest and the other 9% interest. If he wants to make $ in interest in the first year, how much should he place in each account? BACK

3 The interest of the 2 accounts added together equal the total.
Ron Burgandy has $15,000 to invest. He plans to diversify his money by investing it in two different accounts. One account gives 11.5% interest and the other 9% interest. If he wants to make $ in interest in the first year, how much should he place in each account? .115 .115x x .09 x .09(15000-x) 15,000 The interest of the 2 accounts added together equal the total. BACK

4 Ron invested $8500 in the 11.5% acct. and $6500 in the 9% acct.
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5 Work them out on paper then check.
Mixture Problems Work them out on paper then check. 1. Mr. Planter wants to mix 20 lb of macadamia nuts that cost $8.10 per pound with pecans that cost $5.40 per pound. How many pounds of pecans should he use if the mixture is to cost $6.48 per pound? 2. Mr. Planter also wants a 40 lb mixture of pecans and walnuts that will sell for $4.80 per pound. If the pecans cost $5.40 per pound and the walnuts cost $4.40 per pound, how many of each should he use? 3. Eddie invested $2400 in two simple interest accounts. The annual rate in one account is 8% and the annual rate in the other is 11%. How much did he invest in each account if the annual interest totaled $240? BACK

6 4. Fred and Irma invested $12,500 in two simple interest accounts
4. Fred and Irma invested $12,500 in two simple interest accounts. One account earns annual simple interest of 7% while the other earns 6%. How much was invested at each rate if each account earned the same interest? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. 5. Bubba has two part time jobs. One pays $7.50 per hour and the other pays $9.00 per hour. Last week he earned $427 while working 50 hours. How many hours did he work at each job? 6. Kim had to pay $1200 in labor for some repairs to the house. The carpenter charged $18 an hour and the painter charged $15 per hour. If she paid for 73 hours of work, how much work was done by each? BACK

7 2. 16 pounds of pecans and 24 pounds of walnuts
Mixture Solutions pounds of pecans pounds of pecans and 24 pounds of walnuts 3. $800 invested at 8%. and $1600 invested at 11%. 4. $5769 is invested at 7% and $6731 invested at 6%. 5. 15/3 hours at Job 1 and 34 2/3 hours at Job 2 hours by the carpenter and 38 hours of work by the painter. For complete details click to next slide. BACK

8 1. Mr. Planter wants to mix 20 lb of macadamia nuts that cost $8
1. Mr. Planter wants to mix 20 lb of macadamia nuts that cost $8.10 per pound with pecans that cost $5.40 per pound. How many pounds of pecans should he use if the mixture is to cost $6.48 per pound? lbs cost total macd 20 8.10 162 pecans x 5.40 5.4x X + 20 6.48 6.48(x+20)   x = 6.48(x + 20) x = 6.48x 162 = 6.48x – 5.4x 162 – = 1.08x 32.4 = 1.08x 30 = x 50 = x + 20 30 pounds of pecans will need to be added to the 20 pounds of macadamia nuts to make a mix worth $6.48 BACK

9    2.   Mr. Planter also wants a 40 lb mixture of pecans and walnuts that will sell for $4.80 per pound. If the pecans cost $5.40 per pound and the walnuts cost $4.40 per pound, how many of each should he use? lbs cost total Pecans x 5.40 5.4x walnuts 40 - x 4.40 4.4(40-x) 40 4.80 4.8(40) 5.4x + 4.4(40 – x) + = 40(4.8) 5.4x +176 – 4.4x + = 192 x = 192 x = 16 40 – x = 24 Mr. Plantar will need 16 lbs of pecans and 24 lbs of walnuts to make a mix of 40 lbs. worth $4.80. BACK

10 3. Eddie invested $2400 in two simple interest accounts
   3.   Eddie invested $2400 in two simple interest accounts. The annual rate in one account is 8% and the annual rate in the other is 11%. How much did he invest in each account if the annual interest totaled $240? P R Int 8% x .08 .08x 11% x .11 .11(2400-x) 2400 240 .08x + .11(2400 – x) = 240 .08x x = 240 -.03x = 240 -.03x = - 24 x = 800, = 1600 Eddie invested $800 in the 8% account and $1600 in the 11% account. BACK

11 Principle Rate Interest 7% x .07 6% 12500- x .06 12,500 .06(12500-x)
Chazz Michael Michaels invested $12,500 in two simple interest accounts. One account earns annual simple interest of 7% while the other earns 6%. How much was invested at each rate if each account earned the same interest? Round your answer to the nearest dollar. Principle Rate Interest 7% x .07 6% x .06 12,500 .07x .06(12500-x) To write the equation, the original problem states that the amount of interest is equal. BACK

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13 5. Bubba has two part time jobs. One pays $7
   5.   Bubba has two part time jobs. One pays $7.50 per hour and the other pays $9.00 per hour. Last week he earned $427 while working 50 hours. How many hours did he work at each job? hours rate Total Job 1 x 7.50 7.5x Job 2 50- x 9.00 9(50 – x) 50 427 7.5x – 9x = 427 -1.5x = -23 x = 15 1/3 hours at Job 1 and 50 – 15 1/3 = 34 2/3 hours at Job 2 BACK

14 6. Kim had to pay $1200 in labor for some repairs to the house
 6. Kim had to pay $1200 in labor for some repairs to the house. The carpenter charged $18 an hour and the painter charged $15 per hour. If she paid for 73 hours of work, how much work was done by each? hours rate Total Painter x 15 15x Carpenter 73- x 18 18(73 – x) 73 1200 18x + 15(73 – x) = 1200 18x – 15x = 1200 3x = 105 x = 35 hours for the carpenter = 38 for the painter BACK

15 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate.

16 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% How much is invested at 20%?

17 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% How much is invested at 20%? If t is the 20% amount, then s + t = $34,000

18 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% If y is the 20% amount, then s + t = $34,000 Therefore, t = $34,000 - s

19 Investment s = amount invested at 17%
A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% If y is the 20% amount, then s + t = $34,000 Therefore, t = $34,000 – s Rate Amt Interest 17% .17 20% .20 Total $6245

20 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% If t is 20% amount, then s + t = $34,000 Therefore, t = $34,000 – s Therefore .17 (s) (34,000 – s) = $6245

21 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% Therefore, t = $34,000 – s .17 (s) (34,000 – s) = $6245 .17s s = 6245

22 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invested at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% Therefore, t = $34,000 – s .17 (s) (34,000 – s) = $6245 .17s s = 6245 -.03s = - 555

23 Investment A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invest at each rate. s = amount invested at 17% Therefore, t = $34,000 – s .17 (s) (34,000 – s) = $6245 .17s s = 6245 -.03s = - 555 s = 18, ,000 – 18,500 = 15,500

24 Check A man has $34,000 to invest. He invests some at 17% and the balance at 20%. His total annual interest income is $6245. Find the amount invest at each rate. CHECK x = 18,500 ?? .17 · 18, · 15,500 = ?? = OK Answer: $18,500 at 17% and $15,500 at 20%.

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