The problem states that $96.5\%$ of lottery participants did not win any prize. We are also given that 700 participants won a prize.
To find the total number of participants, we first determine the percentage of participants who won a prize.
Let 'T' represent the total number of participants. We know that $3.5\%$ of the total participants equals the 700 winners.
This can be written as an equation:
$0.035 \times T = 700$
To find 'T', we divide the number of winners by the winning percentage (expressed as a decimal):
$T = \frac{700}{0.035}$
$T = \frac{700}{\frac{35}{1000}}$
$T = \frac{700 \times 1000}{35}$
$T = \frac{700000}{35}$
$T = 20000$
Therefore, the total number of participants is 20000.
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