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Explanation / Answer

Expected return=Risk free rate+Beta*(Market rate-Risk free rate)

13.7=Risk free rate+1.18*(12.7-Risk free rate)

13.7=Risk free rate+14.986-1.18Risk free rate

Hence Risk free rate=(14.986-13.7)/(1.18-1)

=7.14%(Approx)

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