Mean annual growth rate = compound annual growth rate
Compound annual growth rate = (Ending value / Beginning value)(1 / n) - 1
Here, Ending value = $24 million
Beginning value = $9 million
Number of years = n = 6
Mean Annual growth Rate = ( 24 / 9 )(1 / 6) - 1
= 0.17759 or 17.759%
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