mathx.com/Student/Player Homework.aspx?homeworkld=604369785&questionId=8&flushed=false&cd=66079218 centerwin. FIN3100 - Principles of Finance Section Wo1 Fall Semester 2021 Taylor Miller | 10/27/217:12 PM Question 12, P8-29 (simil... HW Score: 75,52%, 41.53 of 55 points Part 1 of 6 O Points: 0 of 5 Save Changing risk level Mr Malone wants to change the overall risk of his portfolio Currently, his portfolio is a combination of risky assets with a beta of 125 and an expected return of 14% He will add a risk-free asset (US Treasury bill) to his portfolio If he wants a beta of 1.00, what percentage of his wealth should be in the risky portfolio and what percentage should be in the risk-free asset? If he wants a beta of 0.75? If he wants a beta of 0.50? if he wants a beta of 0.25? Is there a pattern here? If he wants a beta of 100, then he should have % of his wealth in the risky portfolio and % in the risk-free asset (Round both answers to two decimal places.) mathx.com/Student/Player Homework.aspx?homeworkld=604369785&questionId=8&flushed=false&cd=66079218 centerwin. FIN3100 - Principles of Finance Section Wo1 Fall Semester 2021 Taylor Miller | 10/27/217:12 PM Question 12, P8-29 (simil... HW Score: 75,52%, 41.53 of 55 points Part 1 of 6 O Points: 0 of 5 Save Changing risk level Mr Malone wants to change the overall risk of his portfolio Currently, his portfolio is a combination of risky assets with a beta of 125 and an expected return of 14% He will add a risk-free asset (US Treasury bill) to his portfolio If he wants a beta of 1.00, what percentage of his wealth should be in the risky portfolio and what percentage should be in the risk-free asset? If he wants a beta of 0.75? If he wants a beta of 0.50? if he wants a beta of 0.25? Is there a pattern here? If he wants a beta of 100, then he should have % of his wealth in the risky portfolio and % in the risk-free asset (Round both answers to two decimal places.)