Kristina N. answered 12/02/20
Tutor in math and business subjects
Let's assume the investment at time 0 is notated as x.
During the first year the annual rate of return was -36%
At time 1, the investment is worth: x - 0.36x = 0.64x
During the second year the investment went from being 0.64x back to x.
Therefore the return for the second year is:
Value at time 2/value at time 1 = x/0.64x = 56.25%
Therefore, the average return over the 2 years is: (-0.36 + 0.5625)/2 = 10.125%