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c.Borrowing $6700 ath the risk free rate and investing 16700 in the risky asset
(A) Cost of borrowing at risk free rate = $6700 x 5% = $335
(B) Returns on investing inthe risky asset = $16700 x 11% = $1837
Net returns = (B)- (A) = $1502
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