5. For a given nominal interest rate (k), the more frequent the compounding period (m), a. the larger the effective annual interest rate (EAR). b. the smaller the terminal value. c. the shorter the time horizon. d. the larger the present value. e. the smaller the future value. risk is the risk that remains in a well-diversified portfolio whereas risk is reduced through the addition of randomly selected assets to a portfolio Total; undiversifiable Total; market Market; firm-specific Market; systematic Firm-specific; undiversifiable