Question $41$ pts

Let's say you invest $$1,269$ today into an asset which you expect to generate an annual return of $3\mathrm{.}2\%$ for as long as you hold the asset. How many years will it take for your asset to reach a value of $$5,319?$

Round your answer to the nearest second decimal place. For example, enter $12\mathrm{.}345$ years as $12\mathrm{.}35.$

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Question $51$ pts

Imagine that you invested $$561$ exactly $9$ years ago, and that today your investment is worth $$969.$ What was your effective annual return over this period of time?

Enter your answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest fourth decimal place. For example, enter $12\mathrm{.}345\%$ as $\mathrm{.}1235.$