On April 2, 2020, shortly after the $7.5 million deposit outflow, Key Bank had borrowed the needed fund inthe fed funds market to cover the shortfall in reserves for the remainder of the month (29 days, from 4/2 to4/30). The required yield on a discount basis was 1.5%.On April 30, 2020, Key Bank finally received the first required payments from its mortgages, loan, and T-bills,and it also paid off its fed funds loan. Key Bank was required to establish a loan loss reserve at 0.5% of thecommercial loan value and the bank was in the 35% tax bracket. The bank had not engaged in any off-balance-sheet activities.Question: What was the value of bank's risk-weighted assets (RWA) for its first month of operation?O $155,932,756.48O $160,773,451.60O $175,402.215.43O $130,426,340.40

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