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Re: Loan X has a principal of $10,000x and a yearly simple inter

You have X amount of 4% interest rate and Y amount of 8%. After consolidating these two deposits, the formula to find the new interest rate(r%) of the consolidated amounts is:

r= (4x+8y)/(x+y)

the problem indicates the new interest rate(r%) of the mix is 5%
substituting r with 5,we get:

5=(4x+8y)/(x+y)

5x+5y=4x+8y

x=3y

After you get the above equation, you just need to look at your options for an x that is 3 times of y.
Y=32 X=96

Hope my first post helps.

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