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Assume that nominal effective interest i^(52) = .09. Find a) Annual effective interest rate...

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Assume that nominal effective interest i^(52) = .09.

Find a) Annual effective interest rate i

b) Weekly effective interest rate j

c) Nominal interest rate i^(365) compounded daily.

d) Nominal discount rate d^(12) compounded monthly.

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