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Caroline is considering an investment in Cate Enterprises (CE) or the one-year Treasury, which has a...

Caroline is considering an investment in Cate Enterprises (CE) or the one-year Treasury, which has a yield of 3%. CE has an average return of 15% with a standard deviation of 12%. Assuming the returns are normally distributed, what is the probability that CE will have a return greater than the Treasury security? Show work using Excel.

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I HAVE USING MANUAL CALCULATION, TAKING TABLE VALUE FROM TEXTBOOK

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