As per CAPM, Expected Return = Risk free rate + beta*market risk premium
19% = Risk free rate + 1.6*Market risk premium
16% = risk free rate + 1.2*Market risk premium
Subtracting 2 from 1,
3% = 0.4*Market risk premium
Market risk premium = 7.5%
Hence, risk free rate = 7%
Hence, the answer is 7%
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