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Answer- Annual rate of return =20.18%.
Explanation- Annual rate of return = Annual income/Average Investment*100
=$44000/$218000*100
=20.18%
Where:-
Annual income =Annual revenues – Annual expenses
=$132000-$88000 =$44000
Average Investment =($427000+$9000)/2
=$218000
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