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An algebra student has won $100.000 in a lottery and wishes to deposit it in savings account in two financial institutions. One account pays 8% simple interest, but deposits are insured only to $50.000. The second account pays 6.4% simple interest, and deposits are insured up to $100.000. Determine whether the money can be deposited do that it is fully insured and earns annual interest of $7500.

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