Let Equity be x
Net Income=4.2%*x
Debt=0.5x
Assets=1.5x
Interest=0.5x*5%=0.025x
EBIT=Net Income/(1-tax
rate)+Interest=4.2%*x/(1-35%)+0.025x=0.0896x
Assets=1.5x
RoA=0.0896/1.5=5.9733%
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