1. Consider the following bank balance sheet for the First National Bank of Springfield: Assets Liabilities Reserves $150 million Deposits $1.1 billion Loans $800 million Bank Capital $50 million Bonds $200 million Assets 2. Consider the balance sheet of Quahog National, a commercial bank in Quhog, RI. It has the following balance sheet: Liabilities Reserves S50 million Deposits $500 million Loans $451 million Bank Capital $1 million a. Again, suppose the reserve requirement is 10%. Is Quahog National meeting the reserve requirement? Is it holding any excess reserves? Is it solvent? . Compare the balance sheets of Quahog National and the First National Bank of Springfield (from part a in question=1). is going to have the higher return on equity? Calculate the return on equity for both banks, assuming each bank has a 1% return on assets. Who is going to have a higher stock price as a result? c. Suppose that due to a recession, 5% of each bank's loans go bad. Will each bank remain solvent