1. Beta of Portfolio =Weight of Asset A*Beta of A +Weight of
Asset B*Beta of B
=47500/100000*0.75+52500/100000*1.42 =1.10 (Option d is correct
option)
2. Required rate of Return using CAPM = Risk free Rate+Beta*(Market
Return -Risk Free Rate) =5%+1.7*(13%-5%) =18.60%
3. Beta of Portfolio =Weight of Asset A*Beta of A +Weight of Asset
B*Beta of B
=50000/(50000+30000)*0.5+30000/(50000+30000)*1.4 =0.8375 or
0.84
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