1. $7,000,000.00 is invested at the beginning of January. On January 14 another $600,000.00 is invested in the same account. At the end of January, the account is worth $6,370,000.00. The cash-flow adjusted rate of return for January is % (percent, rounded to three places after the decimal) 2. William Gates III gives me $8,000,000.00 to invest. At the end of the first year, I report to William Gates III a loss of 27% for the year. However, at the end of the second year, I report a gain of 42% for the year. The actual average annual return on the portfolio was (percent, rounded three places after the decimal) %. 3. Kevin Partner purchased shares of Torchwood Security on the open January 2 at $61.90 per share. He earned a dividend of $0.13 in February. Kevin kept his dividend in cash - he did not reinvest it. Torchwood Security closed at January: $55.85 February: $57.83 March: $60.53 % (percent, The total time-weighted rate of return for the calendar quarter is rounded three places after the decimal)