What is the expected return e of the portfolio

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Assume you have the following three-asset portfolio with the following characteristics:

42 shares of Stock A priced at $48.15 per share and expected return of 25.4%

100 shares of Stock B priced at $20.06 per share and expected return of 19.3%

98 shares of Stock C priced at $11.75 and expected return of 12.6%

What is percentage of your portfolio is invested in Stocks A, B, and C respectively?

What is the expected return E(Rp) of the portfolio?

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