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Let R₁ ~ = 4%,01 2 10%). R₂ (2= 6%, 02 = 6%). p(R₁, R₂) = 25%, where R₁, R₂ are the returns of 2 assets. (a) Graph the feasible set (op. pp) of all portfolios formed from the 2 assets. (b) Calculate the weights (wi, w) of the Minimum Variance Portfolio (MVP) formed from the 2 assets. (c) What is the standard deviation and expected value of the MVP's return? (d) Although Asset 1 is dominated by Asset 2, depending on the corre- lation, it can be part of an efficient portfolio with positive weight. Identify the set of correlations where this can be the case. Hint: The efficient frontier starts at the MVP, so find MVP's with w = 0. Let R₁ ~ = 4%,01 2 10%). R₂ (2= 6%, 02 = 6%). p(R₁, R₂) = 25%, where R₁, R₂ are the returns of 2 assets. (a) Graph the feasible set (op. pp) of all portfolios formed from the 2 assets. (b) Calculate the weights (wi, w) of the Minimum Variance Portfolio (MVP) formed from the 2 assets. (c) What is the standard deviation and expected value of the MVP's return? (d) Although Asset 1 is dominated by Asset 2, depending on the corre- lation, it can be part of an efficient portfolio with positive weight. Identify the set of correlations where this can be the case. Hint: The efficient frontier starts at the MVP, so find MVP's with w = 0.

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