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Risk free rate = ((1 + pure rate) * (1 + inflation premium)) - 1
The risk premium is not added because we are calculating the risk free rate
Risk free rate = ((1 + 3%) * (1 + 6%)) - 1
Risk free rate = 9.18%
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