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If a stock’s standard deviation is 18% and its expected return is 15.5%, what is its coefficient of variation?

Correct answer C. 1.16

Explanation

The coefficient of variation equals standard deviation divided by expected return, so 18 divided by 15.5 gives about 1.16, meaning 1.16 units of risk per unit of return.

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