Kayla has shopped around for the best interest rates for depositing $100,000 over the next year. The table below shows the available outcomes of it; Nominal rateCompounding3.14%Annual 2.90%Semi-annual Which investment offers Kayla the highest effective annual rate of return? Show workings.
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