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  2. The total risk of an individual share comprises both systematic and unsystematic risk. Explain both of these risk components and describe how each is affected by increasing the number of shares in a portfolio.

The total risk of an individual share comprises both systematic and unsystematic risk. Explain both of these risk components and describe how each is affected by increasing the number of shares in a portfolio.

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