Value of portfolio at time 0 = Nx*Px0 + Ny*Py0 = 500*10 + 300*20 = 11000
Value of portfolio at time 1 = Nx*Px1 + Ny*Py1 = 500*12 + 300*25 = 13500
Return on portfolio = (Value at time 1 - value at time 0)/value at time 0 = (13500-11000)/11000 = 22.73%
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