Expected returns=Sum(Probability*returns)=0.10*(-10%)+0.20*0%+0.40*10%+0.20*20%+0.10*30%=10.0000%
Standard deviation=Sqrt(Sum(Probability*(returns-expected returns)^2))=Sqrt(0.10*(-10%-10%)^2+0.20*(0%-10%)^2+0.40*(10%-10%)^2+0.20*(20%-10%)^2+0.10*(30%-10%)^2)=10.9545%
Coefficient of Variation=Standard deviation/Expected
returns=10.9545%/10%=1.0955
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