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Current value of your mutual fund investments = ____________.(1.0 Marks)Your Unit Balance Plus The Fund's NAVAYour Unit Balance Minus The Fund's NAVBYour Unit Balance Divided By The Fund's NAVCYour Unit Balance Multiplied By The Fund's NAV

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Current value of your mutual fund investments = ____________.(1.0 Marks)Your Unit Balance Plus The Fund's NAVAYour Unit Balance Minus The Fund's NAVBYour Unit Balance Divided By The Fund's NAVCYour Unit Balance Multiplied By The Fund's NAV

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The current value of your mutual fund investments is calculated by your Unit Balance Multiplied By The Fund's NAV.

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