Question 2: If you invested $10,000 in FXAIX ten years ago [9/30/2010], how much would it be worth on 9/30/2020? [HINT: Hover over the date until you get to 9/30/2020.] Question 3: What was its 4-year average annual return? That is, what was its geometric average return for the four years ending 9/30/2020? That is, from 9/30/2016 to 9/30/2020. SHOW WORK ... either keystrokes for a calculator, or an equation, or formula on Excel. Log onto www.fidelity.com News & Research (third tab at the top] Mutual Funds [fifth tab at the left] For the tab "Key Criteria", click on "No Transaction Fee" you can buy this without paying a brokerage commission. For Asset Class, click on U.S. Equity For Category, click on Large Blend Then "Results" [You'll notice there are 187 "Matching Funds"; that is, funds with this "style".] There are several columns showing performance for various periods. Click on the next column, which shows "Expense Ratio -- Net". This will show the highest fees; click on it again; this will show the lowest fees. Click on the third fund, Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FXAIX). Its ticker symbol is FXAIX, Question 1: If you invested $10,000 in FXAIX ten years ago [9/30/2010], how much would it be worth on 9/30/2016? [HINT: Hover over the date until you get to 9/30/2016.] Question 4: What was its 10-year average annual return? That is what was its geometric average return for the ten years ending 9/30/2020? That is, from 9/30/2010 to 9/30/2020. (Hint: You should be able to verify this number) SHOW WORK ... either keystrokes for a calculator, or an equation, or formula on Excel Question 2: If you invested $10,000 in FXAIX ten years ago [9/30/2010], how much would it be worth on 9/30/2020? [HINT: Hover over the date until you get to 9/30/2020.] Question 3: What was its 4-year average annual return? That is, what was its geometric average return for the four years ending 9/30/2020? That is, from 9/30/2016 to 9/30/2020. SHOW WORK ... either keystrokes for a calculator, or an equation, or formula on Excel. Log onto www.fidelity.com News & Research (third tab at the top] Mutual Funds [fifth tab at the left] For the tab "Key Criteria", click on "No Transaction Fee" you can buy this without paying a brokerage commission. For Asset Class, click on U.S. Equity For Category, click on Large Blend Then "Results" [You'll notice there are 187 "Matching Funds"; that is, funds with this "style".] There are several columns showing performance for various periods. Click on the next column, which shows "Expense Ratio -- Net". This will show the highest fees; click on it again; this will show the lowest fees. Click on the third fund, Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FXAIX). Its ticker symbol is FXAIX, Question 1: If you invested $10,000 in FXAIX ten years ago [9/30/2010], how much would it be worth on 9/30/2016? [HINT: Hover over the date until you get to 9/30/2016.] Question 4: What was its 10-year average annual return? That is what was its geometric average return for the ten years ending 9/30/2020? That is, from 9/30/2010 to 9/30/2020. (Hint: You should be able to verify this number) SHOW WORK ... either keystrokes for a calculator, or an equation, or formula on Excel