3. If you expect volatility on the risky portfolio from above to increase from a standard deviation of 28% to a standard deviation of 36%, how will this affect the weight you hold on your risky portfolio? 4. A client comes in holding 80% on the risky portfolio. The expected return on the market is 16%, the risk-free rate is 2%, and the standard deviation on the risky portfolio is 28%. What is the clients risk-aversion measure? 3. If you expect volatility on the risky portfolio from above to increase from a standard deviation of 28% to a standard deviation of 36%, how will this affect the weight you hold on your risky portfolio? 4. A client comes in holding 80% on the risky portfolio. The expected return on the market is 16%, the risk-free rate is 2%, and the standard deviation on the risky portfolio is 28%. What is the clients risk-aversion measure