3 JR Harlan Bikes wants to close an unprofitable division with an expensive mortgage, high advertising costs, and high raw material costs. Harlan anticipates annual savings of $450,000 if it closes the division versus an annual loss of $235,000 if it keeps it. How do the quantitative factors involved in this decision differ from the qualitative factors? O The qualitative factors can be viewed as the changeable costs, such as whether raw materials costs will decrease the company switches suppliers. The quantitative factors can be viewed as unchangeable costs, such as the monthly cost of the mortgage. O The qualitative factors can be considered relevant costs, such as the cost of maintaining the division versus closing. The quantitative factors can be considered sunk costs, such as the money that has been spent advertising the division's products. O The quantitative factors can be measured numerically, such as the cost savings of eliminating the division. The qualitative factors cannot be measured numerically