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1 st State Bank Balance Sheet Assets
 Cash and Due from Banks $50 Investments $300 Federal Funds $10 Loans $350 Premises $90 Average Total Assets $800 Liabilities & Equity  Demand Deposits $100 Time Deposits $300 Federal Funds $300 Equity $100 Average Total Liabilities & Equity $800 Income Statement  Interest Income $100 Interest Expense $75 Non-Interest Income $5 Non-Interest Expense $25 Net Income $5\begin{array}{lrr}\text { Cash and Due from Banks } & \$ & 50 \\\text { Investments } & \$ & 300 \\\text { Federal Funds } & \$ & 10 \\\text { Loans } & \$ & 350 \\\text { Premises } & \$ & 90\\\text { Average Total Assets }&\$&800\\\\\text { Liabilities \& Equity }\\\text { Demand Deposits } & \$ & 100 \\\text { Time Deposits } & \$ & 300 \\\text { Federal Funds } & \$ & 300 \\\text { Equity } & \$ & 100\\\text { Average Total Liabilities \& Equity }&\$&800\\\\\text { Income Statement }\\\text { Interest Income } & \$ & 100 \\\text { Interest Expense } & \$ & 75 \\\text { Non-Interest Income } & \$ & 5 \\\text { Non-Interest Expense } & \$ & 25\\\text { Net Income }&\$&5\end{array}
-What is 1st State's return on equity?


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