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Calculation of expected returns:
Expected returns=Return(J)*Prob(J)+Return(K)*Prob(K)
=(10*.5)+(15*.5)
=12.5
Calculation of standard deviation:
![(SD.)2+(Wa)2+(SD)2+(W6)2+[2*SD2*We*SD*W6*Covab] (20)2*(.5)2+(35)2+(.5)2+[2*20*.5*35*.5*.7] (400*.25)+(1225*.25)+[2*20*.5*35*.](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/b8bfbdc0-74c3-11ea-afb4-a99804810e08.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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