SOLUTION: Out of pocket costs for an investment are $50,000. The net profit each year is $17,132. This investor's ROI is ___ percent (rounded to the nearest two decimal places). Can you

Question 1177683: Out of pocket costs for an investment are $50,000. The net profit each year is $17,132. This investor's ROI is ___ percent (rounded to the nearest two decimal places).

Can you please explain this to me by showing step by step with the calculations?

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Out of pocket costs for an investment are $. The net profit each year is $. This investor's ROI is ___

%
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