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You form a complete portfolio by investing 50% of your portfolio in a risky portfolio that has an expected rate of return of 9% and a standard deviation of 17%, and the rest in T-bill with a 2% rate. What is the expected return of your complete portfolio? Enter your answer as a decimal number, rounded to three decimal places. Your

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