Risk-free rate = RF = 2%
Market return = RM = 7%
Stock B return = RB = 11%
CAPM Equation:
RB = RF+βB*(RM-RF)
Part a
Beta of stock B = βB
Beta of stock B can be calculated using CAPM
11% = 2% + βB*(7%-2%)
9% = βB*5%
βB = 9%/5% = 1.8
Beta of stock B = 1.8
Answer a -> 1.8
Part b
Beta of stock B = βB = 0.8
New rate of return can be calculated using CAPM
Rate of return = RB = 2% + 0.8*(7% - 2%) = 2% + 0.8*5% = 2%+4% = 6%
Answer b -> 6%
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