AP = ((P + G) / P) ^ (1 / n) - 1
P = principal, or initial investment
G = gains or losses
n = number of years
AP = annualized performance rate
Annualized rate of return=((26+(36.3-26))/26)^(1/11)-1=3.0803%
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