Back to Ang Attempts: 1.7 Keep the Highest: 17/2 5. Describing the population of the returns on a portfolio Juan has a portfolio consisting of 6 shares of stock A (purchased for $80 per share) and 2 shares of stock B (purchased for $125 per share). He assumes the expected rates of returns after 1 year will be 0.05 for stock A and 0.08 for stock B, with variances of 0.10 and 0.11, respectively. (Hint: For best results, retain at least four decimal places for any The expected rate of return after 1 year for Juan's portfolio is Intermediate calculations.) Complete the following table by computing the standard deviation of the returns on the portfolio after 1 year if the stocks' returns are uncorrelated, have a coefficient of correlation of 0.8, and are perfectly correlated. Standard Deviation of Return (VVCR) Coefficient of Correlation Betweenthe Returns of Stock A and B (p) - 0.0 D-0.8 D-1.0 Grad Now Save & Con