Dhofar Cattle feed has the following returns. Beginning value=DOMR. 350, End of Year1= OMR. 365, End of Year 2=OMR. 340, End of Year 3=OMR. 400, End of Year4= OMR 420, End of Year 5=OMR 450. The Compounded Annual Growth rate (CAGR) of the company is

Dhofar Cattle feed has the following returns. Beginning value=DOMR. 350, End of Year1= OMR. 365, End of Year 2=OMR. 340, End of Year 3=OMR. 400, End of Year4= OMR 420, End of Year 5=OMR 450. The Compounded Annual Growth rate (CAGR) of the company is

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