A risk-neutral investor is most likely to choose: A Investment 1. B Investment 2. (Investment 3. If an investor's utility function is expressed as U = E() ---40 and the measure for risk aversion has a value of -2, the risk-seeking investor is most likely to choose: A Investment 2. B Investment 3. C Investment 4. If an investor's utility function is expressed as U = E(r) - - -40 and the measure for risk aversion has a value of 2, the risk-averse investor is most likely to choose: A Investment 1. B Investment 2. C Investment 3. Investment 1 2 3 Return (%) 18. 19 20 18. Standard Deviation (%) 2859 15 30