1.
=real risk free rate+inflation+beta*market risk premium
=3%+4%+2.30*4.5%
=17.35%
2.
=Difference in beta*(return on average stock-risk free rate)
=(1-0.7)*(11%-3%)
=2.40%
3.
=(150000*1.40+10000*0.80+140000*1+75000*1.2)/375000
=1.194667
4.
=(1.20+0.80+1+1.2)/4
=1.050000
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