Paul invested $2000. He earned 5% during the first year,10% during the second year, but lost...
Paul invested $2000. He earned 5% during the first year,10% during the second year, but lost 6% during the third year. What was his average annual return? Give your answer in percentage, and round it to two decimals.
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