Part 1 of 3 Save O Points: 0 of 2 The reinvestment of capital gains and dividends can make a significant difference in your total return. Consider the following situation to determine the difference reinvestment can make over a five-year period. Initial purchase amount Initial purchase date Initial purchase price Annual capital gains distribution rate Annual dividend distribution rate Annual price appreciation rate $5,000 January 1 $19.67 per share 1.18% 0.87% 7.36% (before distribution) Assume all distributions are made on the last day of the year at the closing net asset value (NAV). Ignore tax consequences for the scenarios in a and b, below. a. Calculate the ending investment value plus the total of distributions received assuming no reinvestment. b. Calculate the ending investment value assuming all distributions are reinvested. c. Calculate and explain the difference. a. The ending investment value plus the total of distributions received assuming no reinvestment is $ (Round to the nearest cent.) Part 1 of 3 Save O Points: 0 of 2 The reinvestment of capital gains and dividends can make a significant difference in your total return. Consider the following situation to determine the difference reinvestment can make over a five-year period. Initial purchase amount Initial purchase date Initial purchase price Annual capital gains distribution rate Annual dividend distribution rate Annual price appreciation rate $5,000 January 1 $19.67 per share 1.18% 0.87% 7.36% (before distribution) Assume all distributions are made on the last day of the year at the closing net asset value (NAV). Ignore tax consequences for the scenarios in a and b, below. a. Calculate the ending investment value plus the total of distributions received assuming no reinvestment. b. Calculate the ending investment value assuming all distributions are reinvested. c. Calculate and explain the difference. a. The ending investment value plus the total of distributions received assuming no reinvestment is $ (Round to the nearest cent.)