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So let's say that you won the lottery and you won $200 ,000.
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However, due to income taxes, you have to pay a 30 % tax.
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So if you paid a 30 % tax, that means that you only have 70 % of your winnings left.
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So let's calculate how much of your winnings you have left before we move on.
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So 70 % is 1 .7 times 200 ,000.
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0 .7 times 200 ,000 equals 140 ,000.
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So you have $140 ,000 left, and you invest some into a 1 .5 % interest rate account, and the other into a 4%.
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And together you get an interest of $4 ,350.
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Well, if you recall, the interest formula is i equals prt, where p is p is the principle.
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R is the interest rate and t is the time.
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And we're going to go for one year.
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So t equals 1.
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So now we can create an equation with the interest rates.
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So we have $4 ,350 equals the amount put into 1 .5%.
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Let's just say x.
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So x times 0 .15.
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I'm sorry, it's 0 .015.
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That's the percentage plus let's just say y...