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Cohen’s Bowling Emporium has a degree of financial leverage of 2.0 and a degree of combined leverage of 4.0. The breakeven sales level for Cohen’s has been estimated to be $700,000. Fixed costs total $250,000. What effect will a 14 percent increase in sales have on EBIT? Round your answer to the nearest whole number.
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