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2025-09-06 15:01:05 Viraj Alankar: -/-

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	\text{Leverage Ratio} = \frac{325000}{325000 - 25000} = 1.08
	```

-	There is now $300k leftover in cash. If I start withdrawing cash, the leverage goes up, and I can easily match the 1.45 in the first example. Suppose I withdraw $75k in cash:
+	There is now $300k leftover in cash. If I start withdrawing cash, the leverage goes up, and I can easily match the 1.44 in the first example. Suppose I withdraw $75k in cash:

	```math
	\text{Leverage Ratio} = \frac{325000}{325000 - 25000 - 75000} = 1.44