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Given a bivariate normal distribution for Assets A and B where r_A = 10%, σ_A = 20%, r_B = 6%, σ_B = 15%, and ρ = 0.40.
If Asset A is observed to return 20%, what is the conditional expected return of Asset B?
- 10%
- 6%
- 7.5%
- 9%
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