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Angelica purchased stock valued at $30,000 in 2000. In 2005, she sold the stock for $39,000. Angelicas capital gain, for tax purposes, is s which is a % gain on her investment. Over the period during which Angelica owned her stock, asset prices rose by 4% due to inflation. Thus Angelicas real capital gain is %, or $

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