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expected rate = risk free rate+IP beta*IP value+IR beta*IR value
14=risk free rate+1*4+0.4*6
risk free rate=7.6
Actual return = risk free rate+IP beta*actual IP value+IR beta*actual IR value
=7.6+1*5+0.4*7
=15.4%
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