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Hi,
As per policy we will solve only first question here.
Here buying value P = $990
Future Value F =$1000
time t = 28 days
annualized yield r = ((F-P)/P)*365/t
r = ((1000-990)/990)*365/28
r= 0.01*365.28
r= 13.17%
Thanks
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