Question 9 (6 points) In the lesson I work through the math when we put $50 in GE and $50 in Microsoft. Resolve the problem except now I have $1500 to invest and I put $500 in GE, $500 in Microsoft, and $500 in Ford. Ford will is also 50% likely to pay the same dividend (20%) as the others. How does this standard deviation compare to if you just put all of your $1500 into Ford? I strongly recommend listing out all 8 outcomes, i.e. all three pay dividend, none pay dividend, ford pays but others don't, ford and microsoft pay but ge doesn't, etc. YOU MUST SHOW WORK!!! Question 9 (6 points) In the lesson I work through the math when we put $50 in GE and $50 in Microsoft. Resolve the problem except now I have $1500 to invest and I put $500 in GE, $500 in Microsoft, and $500 in Ford. Ford will is also 50% likely to pay the same dividend (20%) as the others. How does this standard deviation compare to if you just put all of your $1500 into Ford? I strongly recommend listing out all 8 outcomes, i.e. all three pay dividend, none pay dividend, ford pays but others don't, ford and microsoft pay but ge doesn't, etc. YOU MUST SHOW WORK