Last year, Lee Industries decided to restructure some of its debt by paying off one of its short-term loans. To do so, the company borrowed the money one year ago at an interest rate of 10% per year. If the total cost of repaying the loan was $53 million, what was the amount of the original loan?

Last year, Lee Industries decided to restructure some of its debt by paying off one of its short-term loans. To do so, the company borrowed the money one year ago at an interest rate of 10% per year. If the total cost of repaying the loan was $53 million, what was the amount of the original loan?

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