of return for a particular stock during the past two years was 10% for one of the years and 30% for the other year. Compute the geometric rate of return per year. (note: A rate of return of 10% is recorded as 0.10, and a rate of return of 30% is recorded as 0.30)
Continuous Probability Distributions
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suppose the rate of return for a particular stock during the past two years was 10% for one of the years and 30% for the other year. Compute the geometric rate of return per year. (note: A rate of return of 10% is recorded as 0.10, and a rate of return of 30% is recorded as 0.30)
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