Assume the Federal Reserve inserts $25,000 of reserves into the banking system (don't worry about how this is done for now). What is the maximum amount deposits will increase by assuming banks hold zero excess reserves and all currency is deposited? Please round to two decimal places where needed and do not enter the dollar sign ($).

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