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Option C ($ 30,000)
Explanation-
$50,000 is sunk cost. Sunk cost refers to money that has already been spent and which cannot be recovered.
For taking the decision only the inflow of $ 30,000 will be relevant. Therefore, fhe the answer is option C that is $30,000.
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