Richard Miller is a commercial fisherman, and he has just returned from a trip off the coast of Maine. He has calculated the cost of his catch as follows:

Wages of deckhands		$33,600
Richards wage		17,400
Food, medical supplies, etc.		7,400
Depreciation of netting and other equipment		5,400
Depreciation of boat		13,100
Fuel		16,700
Total		$93,600

Richards nets yielded a catch of 16,400 pounds of salmon, 25,420 pounds of halibut, and 40,180 pounds of flounder. Salmon sells for $10 per pound, halibut for $6 per pound, and flounder for $2 per pound.

Allocate joint costs based on relative sales values. With these costs, what is the profit associated with each type of fish? (Round relative sales value proportion percent to 3 decimal places, e.g. 32.954% and final answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 125.)

		Profit
Salmon		$enter profit in dollars
Halibut		$enter profit in dollars
Flounder		$enter profit in dollars