Sharon Lee, VP of marketing for Foress Electronics has developed a marketing plan for presentation to the company's president. The plan calls for television ads, something the company has never used. As part of her presentation, she will indicate the impact of the TV ads on company profit as follows: Incremental sales from increased exposure $10,010,000 Less: Incremental cost of goods sold $4,664,660 Cost of TV ads 2,975,000 7,639,660 Incremental profit $2,370,340 While Sharon is quite confident in the cost of the ads and the incremental cost of goods sold if sales are $10,010,000, she is quite uncertain about the sales increase. In fact, she believes that her estimate is on the high side. However, she also believes that if she puts in a more conservative estimate, such as $7,326,000, the president will not go along with the TV ads even though they still will generate substantial profits at $7,326,000 of incremental sales. Calculate incremental profit or loss that will be generated if sales are only $7,326,000. (Round intermediate calculations to 3 decimal places, e.g. 0.268 and final answer to O decimal places, e.g. 125.) Incremental EA $