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Answer:
EBITDA multiple =10
EBITDA=$2,000,000
Price=$2,000,000*10=$20,000,000
EBITDA at end of 5 years=2,000,000*(1.05^5)
=$2,552,563
sale price=$2,552,563*10=$25,525,630
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