Calculate the expected rate of return

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Given the following probability distribution for asset Y
Given the following probability distribution for asset Y, compute the expected rate of return, variance, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation for the assets.

Y
Return Prob.

10% 0.25
11 0.35
12 0.40

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