Kelly has investments with the following characteristics in her portfolio:   Investment in Beta Amount invested Stock Q 1.5 $80,000 Stock R 2.0 $50,000 Stock S 0.85 $70,000   Given the risk free rate of 2% and the market return of 7%, what is the expected rate of return of Kelly’s investment portfolio?

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