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A $1 million portfolio is currently invested in fund A. Fund A beta is 1.6. The portfolio manager considers switching some of the portfolio into fund B that has a beta of 0.6.

a. What would be the new portfolio allocation (investment in A and in B) that will achieve a portfolio beta goal of 1.20?

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