Maryam's retirement scheme is in such a way that for the present year, she invests QR 250,000 (as Present Cash outflow) and she expects of the asset of QR 700,000 (Cash inflow) over 20 years. Assuming no deposits (A) made to his retirement account over the aforementioned 20 year period, what annual rate of return did she make? Hint: You may use RATE function in MS Excel to calculate the annual rate of return. 8.00% 4.22% 3.13% 5.28%
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