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example 2 Investment Chapter 7.2 The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?  2009 PBLPathways

The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund Sum of the investments Total annual return

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund Sum of the investments Total annual return

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund Sum of the investments Total annual return

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund Total annual return

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund? x: Amount invested in the Potus Fund y: Amount invested in the Stong Fund z: Amount invested in the Franklin Fund

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

 2009 PBLPathways The Trust Department of Century Bank divided a $150,000 investment among three mutual funds with different levels of risk and return. The Potus Fund returns 10% per year, the Stong Fund returns 8% per year, and the Franklin Fund returns 7%. If the annual return from the combined investments is $12,900 and if the investment in the Potus Fund has $20,000 less than the sum of the investments in the other two funds, how much is invested in each fund?

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 2009 PBLPathways R1 + R2  R2 - R1 + R3  R3 -50 R2  R2

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 2009 PBLPathways R1 + R2  R2 -1 R1 + R3  R3 -50 R2  R2

 2009 PBLPathways R1 + R2  R2 -1 R1 + R3  R3 -50 R2  R2

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 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund - R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3

 2009 PBLPathways 0.5 R3 + R1  R R3 + R2  R2 Invest $65,000 in the Potus Fund Invest $45,000 in the Stong Fund Invest $40,000 in the Franklin Fund -1 R2 + R1  R1 2R2 + R3  R3