Wieght in IBM Share (WB) = 40%
Weight in Microsoft(WM) = 60%
Standard Deviation of IBM(B) = 35%
Standard Deviation of Microsft(M) = 30%
S.D. = 26.86%
Option D
A portfolio has 40% of its value in IBM shares and the rest in Microsoft (MSFT)....
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