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Two partners starting a new restaurant and the total investment is $67,000. Their investments are in the Ratio 3:4. How much does each investor contribute?
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Two partners starting a new restaurant and the total investment is $67,000. Their investments are in the Ratio 3:4. How much does each investor contribute?

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One investor should make ABOUT $28714.29 while the other will make about $38285.71

Explanation:

67000 x 3/7 =28714.285...

67000 x 4/7 = 38285.714....

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