If the required return from an asset is 10%, and the asset has a 60% probability of yielding a 20% return and a 40% probability of earning a 5% return, you should: Not acquire the asset since the expected return of 32% exceeds the required return. Purchase the asset since the expected return of 14% exceeds the required return. Buy the asset because the expected return of 32% exceeds the required return. Forgo the investment; opportunity since the expected return of 14% is too low. Buy the asset because the expected return of 12.5 % exceeds the required return