Business, 02.02.2021 02:40, macylen3900

Each tile provides an investor’s tax bracket along with the tax-free yield of a bond the investor purchased. Use the formula to determine the taxable equivalent yields of the investments, and then order the investments from least to greatest return. taxable equivalent yield =

tax bracket: 18%
tax-free yield: 3%

tax bracket: 24%
tax-free yield: 6%

tax bracket: 32%
tax-free yield: 3%

tax bracket: 22%
tax-free yield: 5%

tax bracket: 32%
tax-free yield: 4%

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