Hi
As per policy we will solve only first question here.
1) Total amount invested = 7800+ 1200 +3000 + 3000
=$15,000
Total expected return = 13.5*7800/15000 + 14.5*1200/15000 + 15.8*3000/15000 + 18.1*3000/15000
=7.02 + 1.16 + 3.16 + 3.62
=14.96%
Hence second option 0.1496 is correct here.
Thanks
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