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The following figure are extracted from the balance sheet of Swadesha Limited net profit after tax : rupees 200000 , net profit before tax : rupees 280000 , total investment (owners + borrowed ) : rupees 400000, own fund : rupees 100000 calculate return on equity for swadesha limited?

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