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The graph shows that the monthly return on Galifre Educational (GE) is expected to fall between...

The graph shows that the monthly return on Galifre Educational (GE) is expected to fall between -4.287% and 5.655%. The expected return on Galifre Educational (GE) is______ and the standard deviation is __________

How do you find the standard deviation? Please show work

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Expected return = .684%

Standard deviation = 1.657%

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Note : - the answer given for standard Deviation is wrong.

Expected Return = (- 4.287% + 5.655%) / 2

= 0.684%

Given Return X Expected Return X1 (X-X1)^2
-0.04287 0.00684 0.0024710841
0.05655 0.00684 0.0024710841
Total 0.0049421682

Standard Deviation = (0.0049421682 / 2)^1/2

= 4.971%

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