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AlekseyPX
2 years ago
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Homework 2/26/2020 Show proofs and work for each question 1. A venture capitalist wishes to invest 10K in four different stocks.

Each investment must be made in units of 1K. How many different possible investment strategies does he have under each of the following scenarios: a) He can allocate $0 to one or more stocks, but he has to invest all money b) He can allocate $0 to one or more stocks, and is allowed to hold remaining money in a savings account c) He has to allocate some money to each account, and is not allowed to hold remaining money in a savings account.
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