Calculating an average annual return is much simpler than the average annual rate of return, which uses ageometric average instead of a regular mean.The formula is: [(1+r₁) x (1+r₂) x (1+r₃) x ... x (1+r_i)]^(1/n)- 1, where r is the annual rate of return and n is the number of years in the period.

The average annual return is sometimes considered less useful for giving a picture of the performance of a fund because returns compound rather than combine. Investors must pay attention when looking at mutual funds to compare the same types of returns for each fund.

1.explain on the applications of Margin of safety while internalizing the concepts of managerial accounting

2.show how decisions can be derived from relevant costs of cash flow in managerial accounting

3.shed light to explain the chipping in of the Relevant and irrelevant data while establishing managerial accounting conclusions

4.what are the parametersthat decide action for the Differential costs and revenues in managerial accounting?

5.clearly,show the implications of incremental costs in achieving the objectives of managerial accounting

6.what are the driving forces and the way onwards for the activities of the Temporary closure of factory or department as a role of managerial accounting in curbing defective operations?

7.what does the term Permanent abandonment of premises mean and do to the ways in which managerial accounting is done?

8.what is the implication of product mix in managerial accounting?

9.is Price and demand relationship a good indicator for the progress in managerial accounting? How?

10.explain on the Full cost plus pricing (absorption) for most firms in their managerial accounting department