There're two investment products A and B. Investment product A offers you an annual return of 10.2 percent while investment product B offers you an annual return of 9.6 percent. To diversify the risk, you've decided to invest in both products for the next 9 years, and your goal is to get the same amount of money from the two investment products in 9 years. Now, you have invested $12,500 in the investment product A. How much more do you have to invest in the investment product B today to achieve your goal? Multiple Choice $629.54 $1.889.97 $520:50 $587.57 $67151