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You invested a total of $6,000 across the funds (Midcap, Proshares, and Technology) at the beginning...

You invested a total of $6,000 across the funds (Midcap, Proshares, and Technology) at the beginning of the year. Including am equal amount in the Midcap and Proshares funds. Your year to fate losses total $360. If Midcap had a 6% loss, Proshares had a 5% loss, and Technology had a 7% loss, how much did you invest in each fund?

Select one:

a. Midcap = $2,000, Proshares = $2,000, and Technology = $2,000.

b. Midcap = $2,500, Proshares = $2,500, and Technology = $2,500.

c. Midcap = $1,500, Proshares = $1,500, and Technology = $1,500.

d. Midcap = $2,250, Proshares = $2,250, and Technology = $2,250.

e. Midcap = $3,000, Proshares = $2,000, and Technology = $1,000.

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