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for A = 752, R = 0.145, T = 
x = -49
Taylor invests part of her $2 000 savings into a savings account at 6% and part into a GIC at 8% simple interest. If she gets $150 in interest from the two investments, calculate how much she invested at each rate.
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(36) You have a lotto ticket with three numbers between zero and 49. The total of the three numbers is 93. One number is twice as large plus two as the lowest number. The second number is 
the size of the smaller number. What are the values of each of the numbers?
the size of the smaller number. What are the values of each of the numbers? (Multiple Choice)
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