Use the following table for Questions 4 and 5 : Question 4 Homework * Answered + Due Apr 14th, 11:59 PM What is the beta of the portfolio from the table above? Show two decimal places. Type your numeric answer and submit Answered-Correctl = 1 attempt left Hover over this for Question 4 hint Question 5 Homework - Anwwered - DueApr 44ht,1159pM What is the expected return of the portfolio from the table above? Assume that the risk-free rate is 0.7% and the expected m. return is 8.1%. Answer in percent, showing two decimal places. Question 5 Homework * Answered * Due Apr 14th, 11:59 PM What is the expected return of the portfolio from the table above? Assume that the risk-free rate is 0.7% and the expected market return is 8.1%. Answer in percent, showing two decimal places. Type your numeric answer and submit Hint Easiest way to do is to apply the CAPM formula to the portfolio beta you calculated from the previous question. Answered - incorrect = 1 attempt left Question 5 Homework: A Answered = Due Apr 14th, 11+5s PM What is the expected return of the portfolio from the table above? Assume that the risk-free rate is 0.7% and the expected market return is 8.1%. Answer in percent, showing two decimal places. Tvoe vaur fumeric answer and submit You have two alternative ways to do this. First, you can calculate the CAPM expected return of each stock and then use the portfolio return formula to find the expected return of the portfolio. But it's much quicker to do the following instead: Take the portfolio beta you calculated above and plug that in the CAPM formula to find the portfolio's expected return