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Answer 17
= Return of Stock A * Weight of Stock A + Return of Stock B * Weight of Stock B + Return of Stock C * Weight of
Stock C
= 12.75% * 0.35 + 16.5% * 0.25 + 10% * 0.40
= 12.59%
Option C is correct.
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