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Answer:
Both the stock have the same expected return.
Step-by-step explanation:
In year 1 the return earned by stocks A and B are:
Stock A = 2% return
Stock B = 9% return
In year 2 the return earned by stocks A and B are:
Stock A = 18% return
Stock B = 11% return
Compute the expected return for stock A as follows:

Compute the expected return for stock B as follows:

Thus, both the stock have the same expected return.
Step-by-step explanation:
Close. You correctly set up the integrals. When integrating e²ˣ:
∫ e²ˣ dx
½ ∫ 2 e²ˣ dx
½ e²ˣ + C
So the coefficient should be ½, not 2.
[eˣ − ½ e²ˣ]₋₁⁰ + [½ e²ˣ − eˣ]₀¹
[(e⁰ − ½ e⁰) − (e⁻¹ − ½ e⁻²)] + [(½ e² − e) − (½ e⁰ − e⁰)]
1 − ½ − e⁻¹ + ½ e⁻² + ½ e² − e − ½ + 1
-e⁻¹ + ½ e⁻² + ½ e² − e + 1