**Question:**A beta of 1 means that the stock has no systematic risk and a beta of 0 means that the stock has the same systematic risk as the market.- ○ False- ○ True- ○ No answer text provided.- ○ No answer text provided.**Explanation:**This question tests understanding of beta in stock market terms. Beta is a measure of a stock's volatility in relation to the overall market. A beta of 1 indicates that the stock's price is expected to move with the market. A beta of 0 means the stock is uncorrelated with the market, implying no systematic risk due to market movements. It seems there is an error in the statement provided and needs assessment of the described options. **Understanding the Positive Relation Between Systematic Risk and Expected Return**A plot or graph that illustrates the positive relationship between systematic risk and expected return is vital in finance. This concept is visually represented in one of the following options:- **Security Market Line**: This represents the expected return of a security relative to its systematic risk, typically depicted in the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM).- **Standard Deviation and Width of the Normal Distribution**: While important for understanding variability, it does not directly plot risk versus expected return in this context.- **Covariance Graph**: Involves the relationship between different securities' returns, but doesn't specifically depict systematic risk versus expected return.- **Capital Asset Pricing Model**: A model that describes the relationship between systematic risk and expected return, but the term usually refers to the theoretical framework rather than a specific graph.In this scenario, the correct term that specifically refers to the graph illustrating the positive relationship between systematic risk and expected return is the **Security Market Line**.

Because you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you as per policy. Please ask remaining questions separately or resubmit this question and mention the remaining ones which need to be solved. Statement: Beta is a measure of a volatility of stock in relation to the overall market portfolio. Answer. FALSE Explanation: Beta is a measure of a volatility of stock in relation to the overall market portfolio. Beta captures the systematic risk of the security which is also known as the non-diversifiable risk. A beta of 1 indicates that the stock has the same systematic risk as the market portfolio. On the other hand, a beta of 0 indicates that the stock has no systematic risk. Other options are incorrect based on above mentioned explanation.

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