[Feasibility] Which of the following scenarios would be considered a Feasibility Screen during theNew Product Planning Process?O Rosé has created a drawing and description of her new product and has been asking people what they think ofit and whether they would buy it or not.O Jay's company starts a month-long contest for customers to send in new product ideas, and the best idea willbecome a product that will be on the shelves by Christmas.O Jennie has been collecting information from customers about what kind of new flavors they would like herbeverage company to add.O Kai is looking over his R&D group's potential product idea and is determining whether their company has thefinancial capital necessary to produce it.O Lisa works with others in her company to determine if their new product's sales would detract more fromcompetitors' sales or from their own sales of existing products.

The New Product Development process includes the steps of Idea Generation, Idea Screening, Concept…

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