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In the lecture notes we are given the following formula:
beta=(covariance inv/mkt)/(variance mkt)
In the example 7 in answers we can see that beta is calculated as:
beta=(covariance inv/mkt)*(total risk of S)/(standard deviation mkt).
Does that mean that the following formula is correct:
(variance mkt)=(standard deviation mkt)/(total risk of S)?
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