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The operations of Bridgeton Corporation are divided into the Adams Division and the Carter Division. Projections for the next year are as follows:
 Adams  Division  CarterDivision  Total Sales $560,000$336,000$896,000 Variable costs 196,000154,000350,000 Contribution margin$364,000$182,000$546,000 Direct fixed costs168,000140,000308,000Segment margin $196,000$42,000$238,000Allocated common costs 84,00063,000147,000 Operating income (loss) $112,000$(21,000) $91,000\begin{array}{lrr}&\text { Adams }\\&\text { Division }& \text { CarterDivision }& \text { Total }\\ \text {Sales } &\$560,000&\$336,000&\$896,000\\ \text { Variable costs } &\underline{196,000}&\underline{154,000}&\underline{350,000}\\ \text { Contribution margin} &\$364,000&\$182,000&\$546,000\\ \text { Direct fixed costs} &\underline{168,000}&\underline{140,000}&\underline{308,000}\\ \text {Segment margin } &\$196,000&\$42,000&\$238,000\\ \text {Allocated common costs } &\underline{84,000}&\underline{63,000}&\underline{147,000}\\ \text { Operating income (loss) } &\underline{\$112,000}&\underline{\$(21,000) }&\underline{\$91,000}\end{array}

Operating income for Bridgeton Corporation as a whole if the Carter Division were dropped would be:


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