Which of the following actions can a bank take to ensure it meets its required reserve ratios? Select all that apply.

To meet its required reserve ratios, a bank can take several actions. One important step is to hold a certain percentage of its deposits in reserve, which means keeping that money available and not lending it out. For example, if a bank has $1 million in deposits and the reserve requirement is 10%, it must keep $100,000 in reserve. Additionally, the bank can borrow from other banks or the central bank if it needs more reserves quickly. By managing its deposits and reserves carefully, the bank ensures it meets the legal requirements and maintains financial stability.