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Michael Margolis is a single parent and motivational training consultant from Palatine, Illinois. He is wondering about potential returns on investments given certain amounts of risk. Michael invested a total of $9,000 in three stocks ($3,000 in each) with different betas: stock A with a beta of 0.9, stock B with a beta of 1.6, and stock C with a beta of 2. If the stock market rises 8 percent over the next year, what will be the likely value of each investment

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