1. You are an investment advisor. Your clients have been stuffing money into a a cookie jar to save for their child's college education, and is now bringing it to you to invest. They have $10,360 dollars to invest and need to turn it into $24,435 dollars in 9 years. They cannot make any more deposits. What rate of return do you need to find them to make sure they can afford to send their child to college? Answer as a percent and to the nearest hundredth of a percent as in xx.xx% and enter without the percent sign. 1. You are an investment advisor. Your clients have been stuffing money into a a cookie jar to save for their child's college education, and is now bringing it to you to invest. They have $10,360 dollars to invest and need to turn it into $24,435 dollars in 9 years. They cannot make any more deposits. What rate of return do you need to find them to make sure they can afford to send their child to college? Answer as a percent and to the nearest hundredth of a percent as in xx.xx% and enter without the percent sign