3) Suppose there is a 10% reserve requirement, and the bank has the following Balance Sheet Assets Reserves Loans Securities Liabilities 55M Deposits 250M Bank Capital 45M 350M 50M Now, let's suppose there is a deposit outflow of $60 million. If the bank only finances its reserve shortages by borrowing from the Federal Reserve, show the bank's balance sheet after the deposit outflow and receiving the loan from the Fed.

3) Suppose there is a 10% reserve requirement, and the bank has the following Balance Sheet Assets Reserves Loans Securities Liabilities 55M Deposits 250M Bank Capital 45M 350M 50M Now, let's suppose there is a deposit outflow of $60 million. If the bank only finances its reserve shortages by borrowing from the Federal Reserve, show the bank's balance sheet after the deposit outflow and receiving the loan from the Fed.

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