D. Market Book Ratio 32. represents the total gain or loss on an investment over a given time period. A. Risk B. Return C. Diversification D. Correlation 33. The most common indicator of a single asset's risk is the which measures the dispersion around the expected rate of return A. Profit Margin B. Times Interest Eamed (TIE) Ratio C. Market/Book Ratio D. Standard Deviation 34. A normal probability distribution A. is a symmetrical bell-shaped curve. B. has half the probability associated with values to the left of its peak and half the probability associated with values to the right of its peak. C. has 99% of the possible outcomes lying within three standard deviations of the expected value. D. A and B and C. 35 is a measure of relative dispersion that is useful in comparing the risk levels of assets that have different expected returns A. Coefficient of Variation (CV) B. Profit Margin ratio C. Security Market Line (SML) D. Market interest rate 36. If the retums on two securities move in the same direction, but by different amounts, they are A. negatively correlated B. perfectly negatively correlated. C. positively correlated D. perfectly positively correlated