Coyote Company, a manufacturing company, produces large pieces of machinery. Coyote sells a large piece of machinery to Piper Corporation for use in a new production plant. Though Piper could install the equipment on its own, management decides to include installation of the machinery in its contract with Coyote. Piper agrees to a total contract price of $$850,000$ for both the equipment and the installation. Coyote does not offer a discount on the machinery if they complete the installation. The fair value of the equipment is $$850,000$ and its cost is $$760,000.$ The fair value of the installation is $$50,000$ and the cost of the labor to Coyote is $$40,000.$ How much of the contract price should Coyote allocate to the equipment and installation respectively? If a proportion is necessary, round to the nearest one hundredth of a percent $($e$.$g$..$####$)$ and round all answers to the nearest dollar.

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