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posledela
1 year ago
7

Maxwell purchased $30,000 worth of 52-week T-Bills for $29,650. What will be the rate of return on his investment? (Round you tw

o decimal places.)
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1 answer:
MaRussiya [10]1 year ago
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Answer:

The rate of return per year = 1.18%

Explanation:

We know that 52 weeks = 1 year

Investment amount =  $29650

Now first find the return on investment by subtracting the purchase price from the actual value of T bills.

Return on the investment = Actual value of T bill – Purchase price  

Return on the investment = $30000 - $29650 = $350

The rate of return per year = (350/29650) * 100

The rate of return per year = 1.18%

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