Alexis purchased a U.S. Series EE savings bond for $450, and ten years later received $1,167.32 when the bond was redeemed. What average annual return on investment did Alexis earn over the ten years?
Average return on investment = 15.94% or 16% depending on round off.
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| Initial investment | $ 450.00 |
| Net return (1167.32-450) | $ 717.32 |
| Rate of return (717.32/450) | 159.40% |
| Number of years | 10 |
| Average annual return (159.40/10) | 15.94% |
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