Required reserve = Checkable Deposits*% Required Reserve
- Checkable Deposits = $ 1320
Reserves = $210
a). If Required reserve ratio = 9%
Required reserve = $ 1320*9%
= $ 118.8
Excess reserve if required reserve is 9% = $ 210 - $ 118.8
= $ 91.2
b). If Required reserve ratio = 4%
Required reserve = $ 1320*4%
= $ 52.8
Excess reserve if required reserve is 9% = $ 210 - $ 52.8
= $ 157.2
So, Bank's excess reserve rise from $ 91.2 to $ 157.2.
Hence, Option B
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