[Solved] Total risk for common stocks is:

Q.	Total risk for common stocks is:
A.	the sum of systematic risk and diversifiable risk.
B.	measured by beta.
C.	the sum of market risk and systematic risk.
D.	the sum of diversifiable risk and unsystematic risk
Answer» A. the sum of systematic risk and diversifiable risk.

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