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Vanyuwa [196]
3 years ago
10

Please answer those 3 questions (+ calcul please)

Business
1 answer:
Slav-nsk [51]3 years ago
8 0

Answer

1. D

2. C

3. A

Explanation

1.

To identify the return below is the formula to calculate the Return

Net Return = Current Worth - Total of Purchase

Net Return = $260,000 - $250,000

Net Return = $10,000

Answer 1 = D

2.

below is the formula to calculate Rate of Return

Rate of Return = ( Current Value - Original Value)/Original Value

Rate of Return = ($260,000-$250,000)/$260,000

Rate of Return =

.

Rate of Return = 3.86%

if round off it we found

Rate of Return = 4%

Answer 2 = C

3.

first we need to calculate the what is the value of after the inflation 2.5%

260000 \times2.5\%

$6,500

current worth - inflation amount

$260,000 - $6,500

$253,500

now calculate the rate of return

($253,500 - $250,000)/($253,000)

$3,500/$253,000

1.38%

if we round off 1.38% then we found 1.5%

Answer 3 is A 1.5%

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