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The discount rate as per CAPM is given by:-
Re= Rf + beta*(Rm-Rf)
Re= 2.62% + 1.23*(6.35%-2.62%)
Re= 2.62%+1.23*3.73%
Re= 2.62%+4.59%
Re= 7.21%
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