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Mitchell operates a diner in Pleasantville. Currently, the diner is not certified by the Pleasantville Restaurant Club. To get the diner certified, Mitchell would need to spend $20,000. Once certified, Mitchell expects to receive $5,000 in additional profits every year for perpetuity beginning 1 year from certification. What must Mitchell's discount rate be if he gets certified by the restaurant club?
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