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Senior management of Nancy's Nooks (NN) has determined there is a 30 percent chance EPS will be $5.50 next year, there is a 60 percent chance EPS will be $3.00, and there is a 10 percent chance EPS will be -$3.40. Calculate the expected value, standard deviation, and coefficient of variation for NN's
Expected value: $
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Coefficient of variation:
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