Expected risk and return on individual securities

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The expected risk and return on individual securities are two of the most important measures of attractiveness. Precisely and completely explain how the expected return and standard deviation of the returns on individual securities are determined given that we have a probability distribution which describes possible returns on the securities. (Please use words in your explanation as well as formulas).

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