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If the man invest x dollars at a 6% rate, he will invest 1,000 - x dollars at a 7% rate. So the equation will be:

2(0.06x) = 0.07(1,000 - x)

0.12x = 70 - 0.07x add 0.07x to both sides;

0.19x = 70 divide by 0.19 to both sides;

x = 368.42

Thus, the man will invest $ 368.42 at a rate 6%, and $ 631.58 at a rate 7%.

So he will make (368.42 x 0.06) $ 22.11 in the first investment, and (631.58 x 0.07) $44.21 in the second investment.

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