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Taliyah Hinton

9 March, 12:38

The annual interest on a $17,000 investment exceeds the interest earned on a $12,000 investment by $402. The $17,000 is invested at a 0.6% higher rate of interest than the $12,000. What is the interest rate of each investment?

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