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=(-19.8%+16.9%+18.3%-49.9%+43.2%+1.3%-16.1%+46.3%+45.1%-3.4%)/10=8.190%
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=((1-19.8%)*(1+16.9%)*(1+18.3%)*(1-49.9%)*(1+43.2%)*(1+1.3%)*(1-16.1%)*(1+46.3%)*(1+45.1%)*(1-3.4%))^(1/10)-1=3.324%
3.
=100*(1-19.8%)*(1+16.9%)*(1+18.3%)*(1-49.9%)*(1+43.2%)*(1+1.3%)*(1-16.1%)*(1+46.3%)*(1+45.1%)*(1-3.4%)=138.6803
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