Portfolio Return is equal to the weighted average return
Hence, return on portfolio AB = (10%+10%)/2 = 10% i.e. equal to required return on Stock A
Return on Portfolio ABC = (10%+10%+12%)/3 = 10.66667%
The standard deviation of portfolio AB will be lower than 20% since the portfolios are not perfectly correlated
Hence, the correct statement and the answer is C.
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