Find the difference between old and new operating income.

A company produces and sells three products, C, J & P. The most recent results of the product lines are shown below, for the last year. Sales Variable costs $198,236 $94,029 $62,237 $149,903 $75,626 $76,211 $125,384 $49,082 $64,655 Fixed Costs Assume that if a product is dropped, the fixed costs of that product line will be reduced by 62%. Management is contemplating dropping product J. Compute operating income for all three products. Then compute operating income after dropping product J. READ THIS CAREFULLY: Enter the difference between the old and new operating income. If operating income goes down after dropping J, enter a negative sign in front of your number. So for example if income drops by 3334, enter -3334 as your answer. Round your answer to the nearest whole number. Do not round any intermediate calculations