In the first answer:
Calculation of expected return:
Formula-
R1P1+R2P2+R3P3......RnPn
R=Return Expectation in the given scenario.
P=Probability of the return being achieved in the given scenario.
Ans-
.15(5%)+.21(8%)+.64(17%)
=.75+1.68+10.88
=13.31
Calculation of standard deviation:
n ∑ (x− x ˉ ) 2
x ˉ=13.31
x=Return Expectation in the given scenario.
n=Number of scenario
Scenario (x− x ˉ ) 2
Negative 69.0561
Neutral 28.1961
Positive 13.6161
TOTAL 111.3732
n ∑ Ix− x ˉ I 2
=5%
Covariance of each Scenario:
Negative:-6.67
Neutral:-2.98
Positive:-.46
Ans of Second Question:
Calculation of expected return:
Formula-
R1P1+R2P2+R3P3......RnPn
R=Return Expectation in the given scenario.
P=Probability of the return being achieved in the given scenario.
Ans-
=.21(8%)+.64(17%)
=1.68+10.88
=12.56
Calculation of standard deviation:
n ∑ (x− x ˉ ) 2
x ˉ=12.56
x=Return Expectation in the given scenario.
n=Number of scenario
Scenario (x− x ˉ ) 2
Neutral 20.7936
Positive 19.7136
TOTAL 40.5072
n ∑ Ix− x ˉ I 2
=4.5%
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