At rate of 10% Let the investment be Rs x
At the rate of 12% the investment will be Rs (12000 – x)
At 10% of rate the annual income will be x × (10/100) = 10x/100
At 12% of rate the annual income will be (12000 – x) × 12/100 = (144000 – 12x)/100
Total investment = 1280
So, 10x/100 + (144000 – 12x)/100 = 1280
(10x + 144000 – 12x)/100 = 1280
(144000 – 2x)/100 = 1280
By cross-multiplying we get,
144000 – 2x = 1280(100)
-2x = 128000 – 144000
-2x = -16000
x = -16000/-2
= 8000
∴ At 10% of rate she invested Rs 8000 and at 12% of rate she invested Rs (12000 – x) = Rs (12000 – 8000) = Rs 4000