Megan's Bridal Shoppe is a bridal shop that offers wedding gowns. Each outfit sells for $1,000 on average, with variable expenses of $400 and fixed costs of $90,000. When 200 gowns are sold, what is the Bridal Shoppe's operational income?
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Megan's Bridal Shoppe is a bridal shop that offers wedding gowns. Each outfit sells for $1,000 on average, with variable expenses of $400 and fixed costs of $90,000.
When 200 gowns are sold, what is the Bridal Shoppe's operational income?
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