Carla's Donut Shop currently has three large manufacturing divisions that share a single plant. Carla owns the plant but has calculated that \\( \\$ 10 \\) million of overhead expenses should be allocated to the three equal-sized divisions. If Carla starts a fourth manufacturing division, of equal size to the other three divisions, but does not incur additional overhead costs, what overhead cost should the new division take into account on its capital budgeting cash flow analysis for the new division? \\( \\$ 2.5 \\) Million \\( \\$ 10 \\) Million \\( \\$ 0 \\) \\$3 Million Carla's Donut Shop currently has three large manufacturing divisions that share a single plant. Carla owns the plant but has calculated that \\( \\$ 10 \\) million of overhead expenses should be allocated to the three equal-sized divisions. If Carla starts a fourth manufacturing division, of equal size to the other three divisions, but does not incur additional overhead costs, what overhead cost should the new division take into account on its capital budgeting cash flow analysis for the new division? \\( \\$ 2.5 \\) Million \\( \\$ 10 \\) Million \\( \\$ 0 \\) \\$3 Million