11. Given the following NAVPS in a Mutual Fund, compute the cumulative, 1 year and effectivereturns.Year012345NAVPS22.523.0243.4776Cumulative 1 year????4.52088 ?4.972968???????EffectiveReturn?????? 10. The information for Growth Fund A and Growth Fund B is given below:Growth Fund AEnd of Year201420132012Growth Fund BEnd of Year201420132012Ending NAVP454038Ending NAVP504240Capital Gains Cash DividendDistributionP1.251.501.10Capital Gains Cash DividendDistributionP3.002.501.75DistributionPO.250.150.10Which fund had the higher rate of return in year 2014?DistributionPO.450.400.35

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Given the following NAVPS in a Mutual Fund, compute the cumulative, 1 year and effective returns. Year NAVPS 0 1 2 3 4 5 2 2.52 3.024 3.4776 Cumulative 1 year ? ? ? ? 4.52088 ? 4.972968 ? ? ? ? ? الاله ? ? Effective Return ? ? ? ? ? ?

Given the following NAVPS in a Mutual Fund, compute the cumulative, 1 year and effective returns. Year NAVPS 0 1 2 3 4 5 2 2.52 3.024 3.4776 Cumulative 1 year ? ? ? ? 4.52088 ? 4.972968 ? ? ? ? ? الاله ? ? Effective Return ? ? ? ? ? ?

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