Problem 17-06The Global Growth Fund is a load fund with a 5 percent front load fee. It started the year with a net asset value (NAV) of $16.00. During the year the funddistributed $1.25, and at the end of the year its NAV was $17.55. What was the fund's return, and what was an investor's return? Round your answers to twodecimal places.The fund's return:17.50purchase price%Return on the individual's investment:Why are they different?The answers are different because the fund reports its return based on the net asset value ✓%and the investrors calculate their return based on the

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The Global Growth Fund is a load fund with a 5 percent front load fee. It started the year with a net asset value (NAV) of $16.00. During the year th distributed $1.25, and at the end of the year its NAV was $17.55. What was the fund's return, and what was an investor's return? Round your answ decimal places. The fund's return: 17.50 % Return on the individual's investment: Why are they different? The answers are different because the fund reports its return based on the net asset value ✓ % and the investrors calculate their return based on

The Global Growth Fund is a load fund with a 5 percent front load fee. It started the year with a net asset value (NAV) of $16.00. During the year th distributed $1.25, and at the end of the year its NAV was $17.55. What was the fund's return, and what was an investor's return? Round your answ decimal places. The fund's return: 17.50 % Return on the individual's investment: Why are they different? The answers are different because the fund reports its return based on the net asset value ✓ % and the investrors calculate their return based on

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