Beta and standard deviation differ as risk measures in that beta measures:a. Only unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures total risk.b. Only systematic risk, while standard deviation measures total risk.c. Both systematic and unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures only unsystematic risk.d. Both systematic and unsystematic risk, while standard deviation measures only systematic risk.

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