Portfolio consists of each asset equally weighted

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Four assets have the following expected returns: A = 15%; B = 12%; C = 30%, and D = 22%. Calculate the expected returns for a portfolio under the following conditions:

a) Portfolio consists of each asset equally weighted (each asset is 25% of the portfolio).

b) Portfolio consists of 10% in Asset A, with the remainder equally divided among the other three stocks.

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