QUESTION 01 (10 points) - Coefficient of Variation (CV) We need to compare volatility of multiple assets. As the assets have different variation ranges, e.g. a big stock versus a penny stock, it is useful to look at the coefficient of variation, not the standard deviation, as a measure of volatility. We have the following population data: Asset A Asset B Asset C Mean ($) 0.45 183.94 305.81 Standard deviation ($) 0.11 29.56 61.35 (a) [2] Give an equation for the coefficient of variation in percentage terms. (b)[6] Find volatility of the three assets. Use two decimals for percentages, e.g. 23.76%. (c)[2] Which asset is the least volatile? Which asset is the most volatile