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principal amount = $ 10000
Gross average return over 20 year = 11%
Operating expense ratio over 20 year annually = 1.5%
Net Average Return on fund over 20 year = Gross rerurn percentage - operating expense percentage
Net Average Return on fund over 20 year = 11% - 1.5%
= 9.5 %
Amount of fund after 20 years = $10000 + {10000*9.5%*20}
= $ 29000
you may put this formula in excel cell, then you will find that =Gross rerurn percentage - operating expense percentage
and apply this rate on fund
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