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San buys a 10-year bond of face (and redemption) amount of $1000, with 10% annual coupons at a price to yield an annual effective rate of 10%. The coupons are immediately reinvested at an annual effective rate of 8% once received. Immediately after receiving and reinvesting the 4th coupon, San sells the bond to Lee for a price that will yield an annual effective rate of 12% to Lee. Calculate the yield rate that San actually earns on his investment.
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