Assume 30 years ago, you invested a lump sum and earned 4.65 percent interest, compounded annually. Today, you withdrew the proceeds of that investment, totaling $49,255. How much did you originally invest? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar and do NOT include a comma or dollar sign in your answer i.e. 12345)

Assume 30 years ago, you invested a lump sum and earned 4.65 percent interest, compounded annually. Today, you withdrew the proceeds of that investment, totaling $49,255. How much did you originally invest? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar and do NOT include a comma or dollar sign in your answer i.e. 12345)

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