Answer to Question 1:
Part a:
Rate of Return = (Value of Coin in 1975 / Value of Coin in
1787)^(1/188) - 1
Rate of Return = ($265,000 / $15)^(1/188) - 1
Rate of Return = 17,666.6667^(1/188) - 1
Rate of Return = 1.0534 - 1
Rate of Return = 0.0534 or 5.34%
Part b:
Rate of Return = (Value of Coin in 2017 / Value of Coin in
1975)^(1/42) - 1
Rate of Return = ($8,406,000 / $265,000)^(1/42) - 1
Rate of Return = 31.72075^(1/42) - 1
Rate of Return = 1.0858 - 1
Rate of Return = 0.0858 or 8.58%
Part c:
Rate of Return = (Value of Coin in 2017 / Value of Coin in
1787)^(1/230) - 1
Rate of Return = ($8,406,000 / $15)^(1/230) - 1
Rate of Return = 560,400^(1/230) - 1
Rate of Return = 1.0592 - 1
Rate of Return = 0.0592 or 5.92%
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