You graph some investment options on a cartesian graph with risk on the y axis and return on the x axis. if you draw a best fit line you would expect it to

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Marin Crosby

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1 April, 06:11

You graph some investment options on a cartesian graph with risk on the y axis and return on the x axis. if you draw a best fit line you would expect it to

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Blanche · Answer 1

The axis would be expected to be positively-sloping, if this was a typical investment. As a person expects more money in return (on the x-axis), the risk associated with the return will necessarily increase (on the y-axis). This would lead to a graph that slopes upward when looking from left-to-right.