Question 25 1 pts A company owns a facility which can either be leased for $100,000 per year or used for Project M, which would produce a new product for the company. Project M would reduce sales within the company's other product lines by about 10%. How should these issues be handled when estimating the new project's cash flows? Neither the lease nor the expected cannibalization should impact Project M's cash flows. The lease and any potential cannibalization should be considered as charges against the project, but if Project Mis still shown to be profitable then it should continue. Only the lease should be considered in the cash flow analysis because the cannibalization cannot be quantified with certainty. Project M should not move forward due to the lease and cannibalization