bond fund is $-12\mathrm{.}4.($Round your answers for standard deviation to two decimal places.$)$

$($a$)$ Which of the funds would be considered the more risky? Why?

The corporate bond fund would be considered more risky because it has a smaller standard deviation.

The Domestic Growth Fund would be considered more risky because it has a larger standard deviation.

Neither fund is risky since both are equivalent.

The Domestic Growth Fund would be considered more risky because it has a larger expected percent return.

The corporate bond fund would be considered more risky because it has a smaller expected percent return.

for such a portfolio?

expected percent return

standard deviation

$\%($Do not round$)$

$\%($Round to $2$ decimal places$)$

What would be the expected return and standard deviation, in dollars, for a client investing $$10,000$ in such a portfolio?

expected return $,$$$,($Round to the nearest dollar, and do NOT include the original $$10,000$ investment amount$)$

standard deviation $$|,($Round to the nearest dollar$)$

portfolio?

expected percent return

$\%($Do not round$)$

standard deviation

$\%($Round to $2$ decimal places$)$

What would be the expected return and standard deviation, in dollars, for a client investing $$10,000$ in such a portfolio?

expected return $

$($Round to the nearest dollar, and do NOT include the original $$10,000$ investment amount$)$

standard deviation

$($Round to the nearest dollar$)$

$($d$)$ Which of the portfolios in parts $($b$)$ and $($c$)$ would you recommend for an aggressive investor? Which would you recommend for a conservative investor? Why?

standard deviation $($and because of this, is less risky$).$