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renzo156 · **on:** Apr 25, 2021

If the required return from an asset is 10%, and the asset has a 60% probability of yielding a 20% return and a 40% probability of earning a 5% return, you should
◦ not acquire the asset since the expected return of 32% exceeds the required return.
◦ purchase the asset since the expected return of 14% exceeds the required return.
◦ buy the asset because the expected return of 32% exceeds the required return.
◦ forgo the investment opportunity since the expected return of 14% is too low.
◦ buy the asset because the expected return of 12.5% exceeds the required return.

sarahccccc · **Reply #1 on:** Apr 25, 2021

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