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6. You own the following portfolio of stocks. What is the portfolio weight of stock C?

Number Price
Stock of Shares per Share
A 100 $22
B 600 $17
C 400 $46
D 200 $38

A. 30.8%
B. 37.4%
C. 42.3%
D. 45.2%
E. 47.9%

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