Expension A = 12000-7200/12000*100%=40%
Expension B=12000-7200/12000*100%=40%
a)range for A =24-16 =8% , range for B = 30-10 =20%
b)second project is more risky as it has wider range. i.e as it has more standard deviation
c)I will choose first investment as it is having lesser risk.I am risk averse person
d)no it will not change my decission in part c . as it is not
affecting range
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