Mathematics
Mathematics, 11.10.2019 22:00, girlhooper4life11

Sheila wants to deposit $2,145 into savings accounts at three different banks: bank of the us, 7/4 bank, and catch bank. she will deposit five times as much into catch bank as 7/4 bank because they offer a higher interest rate. she also expects the bank of the us deposit to be 30% of the total of the other two deposits. how much will sheila deposit into the bank of the us savings account?

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