Calculating the arithmetic average return

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1.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the arithmetic average return. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

2.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the geometric average return. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year                      

Price

Dividend

0

23.35


1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

3.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the sample variance for the returns. (Round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

4.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the sample standard deviation for the returns. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

5.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the holding period return. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

6. Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the $1 invested equivalent. (Round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

7.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the probability of making money (Ret > 0). (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

8.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the lower bound to the 95th confidence interval. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

9.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the upper bound to the 68th confidence interval. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

10.  Given the following price and dividend information, calculate the lower bound to the 99th confidence interval. (Enter percentages as decimals and round to 4 decimals)

Year

Price

Dividend

0

23.35

 

1

24.45

1.35

2

20.85

1.45

3

25.15

1.55

4

27.48

1.65

5

28.95

1.75

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