$6000 is invested into 2 accounts at 8% and 7.5% and the total interest is $472.50 how much is invested at 8%?

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$6000 is invested into 2 accounts at 8% and 7.5% and the total interest is $472.50 how much is invested at 8%?

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0.08x+0.057 (6000-x)=472.5
Solve for x
X=4500 invested at 8%

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