Mathematics, 12.03.2021 20:50 elliswilliams4189

100% Ramón invested a total of $9,700 into two accounts. Account I earns 6% simple interest and account 2 earns 4% simple interest. After one
year, the total interest earned from both accounts was $466. Let X be the amount invested in Account I and Y be the amount invested in
Account 2
Which system of equations represents the amount of money invested in each account?

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100% Ramón invested a total of $9,700 into two accounts. Account I earns 6% simple interest and acc...