On January 1, Nina has a portfolio value of $10,000. On March 1, Nina adds $3,000 of new funds to her portfolio. At the end of the year, Nina has received $200 in dividends, $100 in interest, and the assets in her portfolio have grown in value by $1,100. She does not sell any assets during the year. Find Nina’s holding period return. Show work. Do not round. Hint: Be sure you are using the appropriate holding period return equation. In particular, note that when you add funds to your own portfolio, that doesn’t count as any sort of gain or income.