1. **State the problem:** Donneth wants to invest a total of 100000 in life insurance and a bank account.
2. **Define variables:** Let $x$ be the amount invested in life insurance and $y$ be the amount invested in the bank.
3. **Write constraints:**
- Total investment: $$x + y = 100000$$
- Bank investment limit: $$y \leq 40000$$
- Life insurance minimum: $$x \geq 30000$$
4. **Objective function:** Maximize returns $$R = 0.10x + 0.08y$$
5. **Express $y$ in terms of $x$:** From total investment,
$$y = 100000 - x$$
6. **Rewrite returns:**
$$R = 0.10x + 0.08(100000 - x) = 0.10x + 8000 - 0.08x = 0.02x + 8000$$
7. **Analyze constraints on $x$:**
- Since $y \leq 40000$, then
$$100000 - x \leq 40000 \implies x \geq 60000$$
- Also, $x \geq 30000$ from life insurance minimum.
So combined constraints on $x$ are:
$$x \geq 60000$$
8. **Maximize $R$:** Since $R = 0.02x + 8000$ increases as $x$ increases, maximize $x$ subject to $x \leq 100000$ (total investment).
9. **Choose $x = 100000$ (max possible):**
Then,
$$y = 100000 - 100000 = 0$$
10. **Check constraints:**
- $y = 0 \leq 40000$ (valid)
- $x = 100000 \geq 30000$ (valid)
11. **Calculate maximum returns:**
$$R = 0.10 \times 100000 + 0.08 \times 0 = 10000$$
**Final answer:** Donneth should invest 100000 in life insurance and 0 in the bank to maximize returns of 10000.
Investment Maximization Afdab4
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