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1.
=((1+12%)*(1+18%)*(1-14%)*(1+7%))^(1/4)-1=5.01360430970368%
2.
=(12%+18%-14%+7%)/4=5.75%
3.
=30%*12%+30%*18%+20%*(-14%)+20%*7%=7.60%
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