Could use some Help on Question. Thank You.
Let investment in K=$x
Hence investment in L=(17600-x)
Portfolio return=Respective return*Respective investment weight
11.1=(x/17600*10.1)+(17600-x)/17600*13.7
(11.1*17600)=10.1x+241120-13.7x
195360=10.1x+241120-13.7x
x=(241120-195360)/(13.7-10.1)
=$12711.11(Approx)=investment in K(Approx).
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