During August, Tyson Company sold 6,600 units and reported the following income statement: Sales revenue Variable costs Fixed costs Net income $264,000 $118,800 $ 92,400 $ 52,800 During September, Tyson Company sold 7,200 units. Calculate Tyson Company's degree of operating leverage for the month of September.

During August, Tyson Company sold 6,600 units and reported the following income statement: Sales revenue Variable costs Fixed costs Net income $264,000 $118,800 $ 92,400 $ 52,800 During September, Tyson Company sold 7,200 units. Calculate Tyson Company's degree of operating leverage for the month of September.

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