(b) Build a spreadsheet model and solve the problem using Solver. What is the recommended investment portfolio for this client?Internet Fund= $Blue Chip Fund = $What is the annual return for the portfolio?(c) Suppose that a second client with $50,000 to invest has been classified as an aggressive investor. B&R recommends that the maximum portfolio risk rating for an aggressive investoris 340. What is the recommended investment portfolio for this aggressive investor?Internet Fund = $Blue Chip Fund = $Annual Return = $(d) Suppose that a third client with $50,000 to invest has been classified as a conservative investor. B&R recommends that the maximum portfolio risk rating for a conservative investoris 150. Develop the recommended investment portfolio for the conservative investor. If an amount is zero, enter "0".Internet Fund= $Blue Chip Fund = $Annual Return = $

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