From the information below, compute the average annual return, the variance, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation for each asset. ASSET ANNUAL RETURNS A) 5%, 10%, 15%, 4% B) -6%, 20%, 2%, -5%, 10% C) 12%, 15%, 17% D) 10%, -10%, 20%, -15%, 8%, -7% 2.Based upon your answers to question 1, which asset appears riskiest based on standard deviation? Based on coefficient of variation? 3.Recalling the definitions of risk premiums from Chapter 8 and using the Treasury bill return in Table 12.4 as an approximation to the nominal risk-free rate, what is the risk premium from investing in each of the other asset classes listed in Table 12.4? 4.What is the real, or after-inflation, return from each of the asset classes listed in Table 12.4? here is table Table 12.4 - Historical Returns and Standard Deviation of Returns from Different Assets, 1928-2008: Annual Average Return - Treasury Bills (3.8%), Treasury Bonds (5.4%), Stocks (11.1%), Inflation Rate (3.2%) Standard Deviation - Treasury Bills (3.0%), Treasury Bonds (7.6%), Stocks (20.4%), Inflation Rate (4.0%)