Owning Two Securities Instead of One Will Not Improve a Portfolio's

question 7

Multiple Choice

Owning two securities instead of one will not improve a portfolio's risk-return tradeoff if the two securities are:

• A)perfectly positively correlated with each other.
• B)perfectly independent of each other.
• C)perfectly negatively correlated with each other.
• D)of the same category,e.g.blue chips.

Distinguish between direct and indirect costs and their implications in job-order costing.

Understand the treatment of underapplied or overapplied overhead in accounting records.

Identify and use relevant T-account summaries to track production costs and inventory movements.

Analyze raw material requisitions and the impact on cost of production.

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Definitions:

Metric Fits

The standard for sizes and tolerances in metric system used to determine suitable fits between mating components.

Internal Dimensions

Measurements within an object or space, referring to the inner limits or sizes of a cavity or enclosure.

External Dimensions

The measurable extent of an object's outer boundaries or surface size, including width, height, and depth.

F8/h7 Symbol

A code in engineering denoting a specific type of fit between two machined parts, with precisions defined by the letter and number.