To determine how much money was invested at each rate, let’s break it down:
Let x represent the amount invested at 3%.
The remaining amount, which is $5,400 - x, was invested at 11%.
Now, we can set up the equation based on the total investment:
[ x + (5,400 - x) = 5,400 ]
Solving for x: [ x + 5,400 - x = 5,400 ] [ 5,400 = 5,400 ]
Since the equation holds true, we can proceed to find the specific amounts:
Amount invested at 3%: [ x = 2,000 ]
Amount invested at 11%: [ 5,400 - x = 5,400 - 2,000 = 3,400 ]
Therefore, the correct answer is A) $2,000 at 3%, $3,400 at 11%.