A bank has the following deposits and​ assets:   Checkable deposits held by individuals and​ businesses, ​$380   Savings deposits held by individuals and​ businesses, ​$1,280 Small time​ deposits, ​$575 Loans to​ businesses, ​$1,809 Outstanding credit card​ balances, ​$300 Government​ securities, ​$125 Currency in the​ bank's vault, ​$1 Reserve account at the​ Fed, ​$8   Calculate the​ bank's total​ deposits, deposits that are part of​ M1, and deposits that are part of M2. The​ bank's total deposits are

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