Consider the Combined Income Statement shown below, for an M&A deal between two restaurant$/$retail companies:

The Definite$-$Lived Intangibles created in this deal are approximately $$55$min

The deal is financed with approximately $65\%$ Cash and $35\%$ Debt, and the Debt allows for optional repayments if the

company has excess cash flow.

Based on this information and the screenshot above, which of the following answer choices represent LIKELY

A$)$ The Revenue Synergies and OpEx Synergies grow at very high rates, at over $3x$ and $10x,$ respectively, over $4$

years; these assumptions are too aggressive.

B$)$ There's no additional OpEx or COGS associated with the Revenue Synergies.

C$)$ The Integration Costs and Restructuring Costs do not appear on the Income Statement.

D$)$ The Interest Paid on New Debt stays the same each year, even though the company is likely repaying some

amount of this New Debt over time.

E$)$ The Amortization of Intangibles and Depreciation of the PP&E Write$-$Up both seem too large, based on the

assumptions above.

F$)$ All of the above.

G$)$ Answer choices A$,$ B$,$ and C$.$

H$)$ Answer choices A$,$ C$,$ D$,$ and E$.$

I$)$ Answer choices B and D$.$

J$)$ Answer choices A$,$ B$,$ and D$.$