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So you get a lottery situation here.
00:03
And so they started out, this teacher wins $60 ,000, but gives $10 ,000 to their grandchildren.
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And so really, we only have $50 ,000 that we're going to be using for this investment.
00:15
And the $50 ,000 gets split up into two different things.
00:19
One is a growth fund, earning 4 .4%.
00:23
So growth fund, earning 4 .4%.
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The rest of it in the certificate of deposit.
00:31
Which earned 5 .8%.
00:37
And then the last piece is the two investments earned 2 ,732 of interest.
00:49
So i'm going to call the growth fund x and the statisticative deposit y.
00:54
Set up my two equations remembering that she gave away $10 ,000.
00:58
So her two investments add up to $50 ,000.
01:02
Then her growth fund earned 4 .4%, so i moved that decimal twice, 5 .8%.
01:12
So i'll move the decimal twice, making $2 ,732.
01:19
I'm going to multiply the top equation by 0 .044, these then my x's will line up...