Find the profit for bicycles in the Western US sold in May $2021$ via the warehouse; the profit for bicycles in the Eastern US sold in August $2019$ through the dealer network; and the profit for bicycles in the Eastern US sold in March $2017$ through the internet.

HINT $1$: You know how to use DatePart to get year. Month is also part of a date, right? Try using the letter $m$ instead of the letters yyyy in your datepart formula and see what happens.

HINT $2$: This one uses pretty much all the query techniques I have shown you: querying queries, setting criteria, making new attributes, AND$/$OR logic so break this down into its component pieces. You know you can query queries, but you can also query queries that query a query. Your final query should have just three rows. Mine did. Pick those $3$ numbers below.

$$156,560$

$$4,349,700$

$$26,520,250$

$$277,500$

$$19,706,280$

$$21,259,230$

$$217,780$

$$233\mathrm{.}590$