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Answer:

Katherine invested $12,000

Explanation:

Use formula


I=P\cdot r\cdot t,

where

I = interest,

P = principal,

r = rate (as decimal),

t = time (in years).

In your case,

t = 1 year,

r = 0.06 (or 6%)

P + I =$12,720, thus


12,720-P=P\cdot 0.06\cdot 1\\ \\12,720-P=0.06P\\ \\12,720=P+0.06P\\ \\1.06P=12,720\\ \\P=(12,720)/(1.06)\\ \\P=\$12,000\\ \\I=\$12,720-\$12,000=\$720

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