An investor purchased 100 shares of Omega common stock for $9000. He held the stock for 9

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An investor purchased 100 shares of Omega for $9000. He held the stock for 9 years. For the first 4 years he received annual end-of-year dividends of $800. For the next 4 years he received annual dividends of $400. He received no for the ninth year. At the end of the ninth year he sold his stock for $6000. What rate of return did he receive on his investment?
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