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Let w be the weight of market portfolio
w*9.7%+(1-w)*4.3%=12.67%
=>w=(12.67%-4.3%)/(9.7%-4.3%)
=>w=1.55
Hence, Borrow $55000 Invest $155000 in the market portfolio
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