The Claus Christmas Tree Company must order Christmas trees for the upcoming season. They order trees that are fairly uniform in size and in species. The trees cost them $20 each and they sell them to the public for $30. They don't believe that there is any ill will towards them if they run out of trees. If they have any leftover trees on Christmas Eve, they sell the trees for $7 each, and are confident that they can sell any remaining trees at this reduced price. To simplify their decision, they assume that demand will be in increments of 100s. They believe that demand will be at least 300 and no greater than 600. What would be the entry in the payoff table for the situation where Sandy orders 600 trees and the demand is 400?