The utility curve for an investor is given as: - U(W)=500+20W12W2 Where W is the wealth of the investor in R'millions. Assume that the investor's initial wealth is F0.5 million. The total utility of the investor is thus a function of wealth. a) What does St Petersburg's Paradox tell us about expected wealth, expected utility and the risk attitude of most investors? (5 Marks) b) What is the attitude of this investor towards risk within the range of R0.5 million to R0.83 million? Substantiate your answer and show calculations. (6 Marks) c) Calculate the absolute and relative risk aversion of the investor at the current wealth level. (5 Marks) d) The utility function of the investor depicted as a quadratic function. W' 'hich functions would be more in line with rational economic properties and why? (4 Marks)