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Business, 27.02.2020 05:19 hunterbrod71

On February IN , Marshak's investment account has a balance Of $19,800. He deposited ,200 on April I and $2,600 on May l . He withdrew $8,400 on July l. On November I , Arshak's balance was $14,820. Find Arshak's approximate dollar-weighted annual yield for this nine-month period using (2.6.5).

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