3. [18 Points in Total] Refer to the third sheet in the Excel file. I've provided you the yearly adjusted close price for The Kroger Co. (KR) and also the monthly 3-month Treasury Bill rate. (Note that T Bills are already listed as returns.) Use Excel for all parts of this question. Highlight your final answers for all of the parts. Clearly label your answers for each part. a. [4 Points) Find the continuously compounded annual returns for The Kroger Co. b. (3 Points) Find the Sharpe ratio for The Kroger Co. c. (3 Points) Find the coefficient of variation for The Kroger Co. d. (2 Points) Calculate the skewness and kurtosis of the returns for The Kroger Co. e. [6 Points in Total) Imagine you held a portfolio that had been rebalanced every year to be 50% KR and 50% T Bills. i. (2 Points) Calculate your annual weighted returns for your portfolio ii. [4 Points] Calculate the skewness and kurtosis of the returns for your portfolio. What do these numbers imply about the distribution of returns for your portfolio compared to the distribution of returns for only The Kroger Co? 3. [18 Points in Total] Refer to the third sheet in the Excel file. I've provided you the yearly adjusted close price for The Kroger Co. (KR) and also the monthly 3-month Treasury Bill rate. (Note that T Bills are already listed as returns.) Use Excel for all parts of this question. Highlight your final answers for all of the parts. Clearly label your answers for each part. a. [4 Points) Find the continuously compounded annual returns for The Kroger Co. b. (3 Points) Find the Sharpe ratio for The Kroger Co. c. (3 Points) Find the coefficient of variation for The Kroger Co. d. (2 Points) Calculate the skewness and kurtosis of the returns for The Kroger Co. e. [6 Points in Total) Imagine you held a portfolio that had been rebalanced every year to be 50% KR and 50% T Bills. i. (2 Points) Calculate your annual weighted returns for your portfolio ii. [4 Points] Calculate the skewness and kurtosis of the returns for your portfolio. What do these numbers imply about the distribution of returns for your portfolio compared to the distribution of returns for only The Kroger Co