If for the most recent year, a firm's RNOA is 12.0%, its sales were $2,400,000, its asset turnover is 1.5, its net financial obligations (NFO) balance is $550,000, and its net financial expenses after tax are $16,500, what is its ROCE? 1. 16.7% 2.29.2% 3.18.3%

If for the most recent year, a firm's RNOA is 12.0%, its sales were $2,400,000, its asset turnover is 1.5, its net financial obligations (NFO) balance is $550,000, and its net financial expenses after tax are $16,500, what is its ROCE? 1. 16.7% 2.29.2% 3.18.3%

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