Question 3:Refer to the exhibit. If Bank QRS's assets rise by 3 percent and its liabilities rise by 2 percent, by what percentage would its bank capital change compared to its original bank capital (i.e., the value originally in blank (B))?Balance SheetBank QRS($ millions)AssetsReserves (A)Loans200LiabilitiesCheckable Deposits $ 150O a. 5.7 percentO b. 5.0 percentO c. 1.0 percentO d. 6.2 percentNontransaction Deposits 50Securities 60 BorrowingsTotal Assets $284.5 Bank Capital6(B)

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Refer to the exhibit. If Bank QRS's assets rise by 3 percent and its liabilities rise by 2 percent, by what percentage would its bank capital change compared to its original bank capital (i.e., the value originally in blan Balance Sheet Bank QRS ($ millions) Assets Reserves (A) Checkable Deposits $ 150 Loans Liabilities 200 Nontransaction Deposits 50 Securities 60 Borrowings Total Assets $284.5 Bank Capital a. 5.7 percent b. 5.0 percent c. 1.0 percent Od. 6.2 percent 6 (B)

Refer to the exhibit. If Bank QRS's assets rise by 3 percent and its liabilities rise by 2 percent, by what percentage would its bank capital change compared to its original bank capital (i.e., the value originally in blan Balance Sheet Bank QRS ($ millions) Assets Reserves (A) Checkable Deposits $ 150 Loans Liabilities 200 Nontransaction Deposits 50 Securities 60 Borrowings Total Assets $284.5 Bank Capital a. 5.7 percent b. 5.0 percent c. 1.0 percent Od. 6.2 percent 6 (B)

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