Form 8: Investment and Interest Problems Exercise

Form 8: Investment and Interest Problems

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Form 8: Investment and Interest Problems

Use systems of equations to solve real-world financial problems involving principal amounts, investments, and earned interest.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Total investment of $5,000 is split into two accounts paying 4% and 6% simple annual interest. Total interest earned in one year is $240. How much is invested at 4%?

  2. MultiChoice

    An investor puts $10,000 into two funds paying 5% and 8% annual interest. Total interest earned is $620. How much was invested at 5%?

  3. MultiChoice

    $8,000 is invested across two accounts returning 3% and 7% annual interest. Total interest is $400. How much is in each account?

  4. MultiChoice

    A total of $6,000 is deposited into accounts paying 2% and 5%. If total interest is $240, how much is at 2%?

  5. MultiChoice

    $12,000 is split between 4% and 9% simple interest accounts. Total annual interest earned is $730. How much is invested at 4%?

  6. MultiChoice

    Maria invested $5,000, part at 6% and the rest at 10%. Total interest after one year was $440. How much was invested at 6%?

  7. MultiChoice

    $15,000 is invested in two bonds paying 3% and 6%. Annual income from interest is $660. How much is invested at 3%?

  8. MultiChoice

    A sum of $7,000 yields $450 in total annual interest from two savings plans yielding 5% and 10%. How much is invested at 5%?

  9. MultiChoice

    $4,000 is invested in two stocks paying 4% and 8% annual returns. The total return is $280. How much is invested at 4%?

  10. MultiChoice

    $9,000 is invested into two accounts at 6% and 8%. Total interest is $630. How much is invested in each account?

  11. MultiChoice

    An investment of $12,000 at 5% and 9% yields $720 total annual interest. How much is at 5%?

  12. MultiChoice

    $8,000 is divided between a 7% safe fund and a 12% risky stock. Total annual gain is $660. How much is in the safe fund?