Perry began making investments on his 21st birthday and continued investing on future birthdays until age 65 (I. E., his last investment was on his 65th birthday). Assume Perry invested $2,000 on his 21st birthday and increased his investments each year at a rate of 4% more than the previous year. If Perry can earn 5% on his investments and makes uniform annual withdrawals, beginning at age 66 and continuing through age 85, the uniform annual withdrawal amount is closest to...