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Apply Itô's formula to Vt​=A(t)St3​, where A′(t)=−(2r+3σ2)A(t). Since dSt​/St​=μdt+σdW3​(t), the drift and diffusion are
Vt​dVt​​=(−(2r+3σ2)+3μ+3σ2)dt+3σdW3​(t).
(1)
Thus
μ​=3μ−2r,σ=3σ.​
(2)
Under the risk-neutral measure its drift becomes 3r−2r=r, as required for a traded, non-dividend-paying replicating asset.

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