The expected rate of return on a stock portfolio is a weighted average where the

Options :

A. number of shares owned of each stock.

B. market price per share of each stock.

C.market value of the investment in each stock.

D. original amount invested in each stock.

E. cost per share of each stock held

C.market value of the investment in each stock.

Explanation: The expected rate of return may be explained as a projected view of the possible return which is expected to be earned on a particular investment over a set period of time. The outcome expressed as a percentage gives the percentage rate of return. Mathematically, it is the weighted average of all possible outcomes obtained by the product of the probability of occurrence of an event multiplied by the return in such event. The portfolio weight, is the probable value which represents the market value of the investment in each stock expressed as a proportion of the total investment.

C) (length + seam allowance) x (width + seam allowance)

Explanation:

For computing the fabric needed to make a curtain, we use the seam allowance in both length and width so that the accurate fabric quantity can be used as it can avoid the wastage of the material. Else the chances of the wastage are more if the correct measurement is not taken

Hence, all options are wrong except C.