Solution :-
(a)
Rd = Rf + Beta*(Risk Premium) = 4% + 0.31*(6%) = 5.86%
Rd = Y - pL
Where P is Probability
5.86% = 17.3% - p(54%)
0.54 p = 11.44%
p = 11.44% / 0.54 = 21.19%
(b)
p = (7.3% –1.3% –0.31(6%)) / 0.54 = 7.667 %
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