The profit made by a small ski resort, not surprisingly, depends largely on the seasonal weather. In a season with more than 75 inches of snow, it makes an average of $260,000. If snowfall is between 40 and 75 inches, the average profit is $130,000, and if snowfall is less than 40 inches, it loses $90,000. The resort gets over 75 inches of snow 40% of years, between 40 and 75 inches 35% of years, and less than 40 inches 25% of years. Find the resort's expected yearly profit.