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total payments = 52
PV = $ 480
pmt (every week) = $ 10
weekly interest rate = w
480 = 10/(1 + w) + 10/(1 + w)2 + ...... + 10/(1 + w)52
w = 0.3065%
annual rate of return = 52 x w = 15.94%
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