What's wrong in the code it's not pass case 5

Question

You run a hovercraft factory. Your factory makes ten hovercrafts in a month. Given the number of customers you got that month, did you make a profit? It costs you 2,000,000 to build a hovercraft, and you are selling them for 3,000,000. You also pay 1,000,000 each month for insurance.

Task:
Determine whether or not you made a profit based on how many of the ten hovercrafts you were able to sell that month.

Input Format:
An integer that represents the sales that you made that month.
Output Format:
A string that says 'Profit', 'Loss', or 'Broke Even'.

import java.util.Scanner;
public class Program
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
int sales;
Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);
sales=sc.nextInt();
if(sales>=10){
System.out.print("Profit");
}
else if (sales<10 && sales>=7){
System.out.print("Broke Even");
}
else{
System.out.print("Loss");

}
}
}

Answer 1

The code is basing the monetary result on units rather than on the financial result. if net $ > 0 profit if net $ < 0 loss and if net $ ==0 then broke even.

Answer 2

Problem description in simple terms:
Factory makes 10 hovercrafts in a month, each one costs 2,000,000 and +insurance 1,000,000 (now find total cost for making) .. (1).

And it sold 3,000,000 for each one. (Now find total sold cost for total sales) (2).

Check (1) < (2) Profit
(1) > (2) Loss
Else Broke Even..

edit:
what is your logic of sales<10 or >10 ?