Q11.

Question

For Exercises 10 and 11, use the following information.

Jarrod Wright has 4000 he would like to invest so that he can earn some interest on it. He has discovered that he could put it in a savings account paying 6.5% interest annually, or in a certificate of deposit with an annual rate of 8%. He wants his interest for the year to be 297.50, because earning more than this would put him into a higher tax bracket.

How much should be put in a savings account, and how much should he put in the certificate of deposit?

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer

The deposition of money related to the savings is 2227 and for the deposit is 1773

1Step 1- Determine the value of s

Use the system of equations, 

6.5s-8d=297.50

s+d=4000

Apply the Cramer’s rule for the value of s

s=ebfdabcd

Substitute 6.5 in place of a, 1 in place of c, -8 in place of b, 1 in

place of d, 297.50 in place of e and 4000 in place of f intos=ebfdabcd

and perform simplification of determinants to write the value of s.

s=297.58400016.5811=297.51840007555=6459522922227

 


2Step 2 – Determine the value of d

Apply the Cramer’s rule for the value of d

d=aecfabcd

Substitute 7 in place of a, 5 in place of c, 8 in place of b, 1 in place of d

297.50 in place of e and 4000 in place of f into d=aecfabcdand perform

 simplification of determinants to write the value of d.

d=6.5297.5140006.5811=6.54000297.517555=5140522921773

3Step 3- Write the solution

The obtained value of s is 2227 and d is 1773 which mean that the deposition of money related to the savings is 2227 and for the deposit is 1773