Q15 Losses result in reduction in owners' equity, hence the right answer is the first one (even if the owners' equity becomes negative)
Q16 Since required reserve is 40,000 and deposit is 500,000, the required reserve ratio is:
40000 / 500000 = 8%
Q17 Total of assets = Total loans + total reserves
1200000 = x + 150000
x = 1200000 - 150000 = 1050000
Hence total loans = 1050000
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as Bank of Frank Assets Liabilities Total $25,000 Deposits $150,000 Reserves: Excess Required Reserves Loans $100,000 Securities $25,000 The Required Reserve Ratio is 10% Select all that apply: We were unable to transcribe this image
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