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d. Why wouldn't investors invest all of their money in software companies instead of in less profitable companies? (Focus on risk and return.) (Select all the answers that apply.) (0.25 Marks) 1. Software companies tend to carry large debt which represents senior claims on the companies' assets. 2. Investors wouldn't invest all of their money in software companies because their average collection period is usually very high. 3. By placing all of the money in one stock, the benefits of reduced risk associated with diversification are lost. 4. Although the software industry has potentially high profits and investment return performance, it also has a large amount of uncertainty associated with the profits. 3. You have $5,100 to invest today at 11% interest compounded annually. Find how much you will have accumulated in the account at the end of (0.5 Marks each) (1) 4 years, (2) 8 years, and (3) 12 years