Mia is considering setting up an investment portfolio. She has $20000 cash on hand and would like to spend $5236 on Share A and the remaining on Bond B. The market price for the share today is $24. Mia also has the following expectation on the share price and bond return in 6 months' time. Assume no coupon or dividend is received during the period of holding. Probability Share A Price Bond B Return 30% $35 -2% 50% $28 2% 20% $17 6% Rounding requirement for part a, b and c: Round your answer to the nearest 0.01% (2dp). Do not include the % symbol. Do not use comma separators. For example, if your answer in decimal is 0.123456, 12.35 would be the correct format. a. (3 marks) Mia wants to use the below formula to calculate the expected return for Share A. E(R)sha * 30% * R1 + 50% R2 + 20% * R3 Share A Calculate the following variables in the formula above. Ri= % (1 mark) R2= % (1 mark) R3= % (1 mark) symbol. Do not use comma separators. For example, if your answer in decimal is 0.123456, 12.35 would be the correct format. a. (3 marks) Mia wants to use the below formula to calculate the expected return for Share A. E(R)Share A 30% * R1 + 50% * R2 + 20% * R3 Calculate the following variables in the formula above. R1 = % (1 mark) R2= % (1 mark) R3= % (1 mark) b. (2 marks) Calculate the expected return for Bond B. E(R)Bond B= % (2 marks) c. Mia wants to use the below formula to calculate the expected return of her portfolio. E(R) Portfolio = x1 * E(R) share a + x2 * E(R)Bond B Calculate the following variables in the formula above. X1= % (1 mark) X2= % (1 mark)