David, an investment banker, invested $5000, $4300, and $3600 in stocks of three different companies. The market
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David, an investment banker, invested $5000, $4300, and $3600 in stocks of three different companies. The market showed potential to grow so he decided to invest an additional $2000 in stocks of the same companies. How did he invest this amount into stocks of the three companies to maintain the original investment ratio?
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Mathematics Of Business And Finance
ISBN: 9781927737545
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Authors: Larry Daisley, Thambyrajah Kugathasan, Diane Huysmans
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