Please explain the solution to this general accounting problem using the correct accounting principles. Revona Sportswear sells a line of athletic shirts. Currently, each shirt sellsfor $40, the variable cost per shirt is $25, and monthly fixed costs total$60,000. Last month, the company sold 4,000 shirts. This month, due to amarketing campaign, sales increased to 5,000 shirts with no change in priceor cost structure.What is the change in operating income as a result of the increased sales?

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