Banks charge fees for "bounced" checks-that is, checks that exceed the balance in the account. It has been estimated that processing bounced checks costs a bank roughly $1.50 per check. Thus, the profit margin on bounced checks is very high. Recognizing this, some banks have started to process checks from largest to smallest. By doing this, they maximize the number of checks that bounce if a customer overdraws an account. For example, NationsBank (now Bank of America) projected a $14 million increase in fee revenue as a result of processing largest checks first. In response to criticism, banks have responded that their customers prefer to have large checks processed first, because those tend to be the most important. At the other extreme, some banks will cover their customers' bounced checks, effectively extending them an interest-free loan while their account is overdrawn. Carl Roen had a balance of $1,500 in his checking account at First National Bank on a day when the bank received the following five checks for processing against his account. dy Check Number Check Number Amount Amount $35 400 $550 1,510 180 3150 3165 3166 3169 3162 Assuming a s30 f'ee ossessed by the bank for each bounced check, how much fee revenue would the bank generate if it processed checks (1) from largest to smllest, (2) from smallest to largest, and (3) in order of check number? Fee revenue (1) Largest to smallest (2) Smallest to largest (3) In order of check number s