A company generates $$5,000,000$ in sales units sold at a price of $$5$ per unit$).$ Its variable costs equal $80$ percent of sales $($$$4$ per unit$),$ its fixed costs are $$500,000,$ its interest expense is equal to $$100,000,$ its tax rate is equal to $40\%,$ and it has $2,000,000$ shares of common stock outstanding. The firm is considering a new type of machine for its existing production lines. With the new machine, fixed costs would increase to $$600,000,$ but variable costs would decrease to $$3$ per unit and interest expense would increase to $$150,000.$ One key benefit is that the company can then lower its price by $$0\mathrm{.}50$ per unit $($that is$,$ a price of $$4\mathrm{.}50$ per unit$),$ and this would likely double its sales to $2,000,000$ units. What are the EBIT breakeven volume and the Net Income breakeven volume if they change from the existing machine to the new machine? $($Sample income statements are provided below as an aid. You are not required to use them.$)$

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