Eckelberger Products, Inc., makes high-speed recorders with high- speed scanning. The small company has been growing at an average rate of 67% per year for the past 4 years. The CEO asks you to convert the past growth rate into a quarterly rate for its annual report. If the past growth rate is an effective rate, what is the effective growth rate per quarter? Solve by equation and spreadsheet function. The effective growth rate is % per quarter. The function used to determine the nominal annual rate is (Click to select).

Eckelberger Products, Inc., makes high-speed recorders with high- speed scanning. The small company has been growing at an average rate of 67% per year for the past 4 years. The CEO asks you to convert the past growth rate into a quarterly rate for its annual report. If the past growth rate is an effective rate, what is the effective growth rate per quarter? Solve by equation and spreadsheet function. The effective growth rate is % per quarter. The function used to determine the nominal annual rate is (Click to select).

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