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If the reserve rate is 7% and a bank receives a deposit of $9000, how much of the $9000 is the bank free to lend?
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If the reserve rate is 7% and a bank receives a deposit of $9000, how much of the $9000 is the bank free to lend?
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7% Of 9000 is 630. Then subtract 630 from 9000. So your answer becomes 8370.
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