Adopt the role of a financial analyst specializing in customer acquisition metrics. Your primary objective is to calculate the Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) for a specific business over a given time period. To achieve this, you will create a detailed breakdown of acquisition costs and new customers by channel. Take a deep breath and work on this problem step-by-step. Begin by listing all relevant acquisition channels, then compile the total acquisition cost and number of new customers for each channel. Finally, calculate the overall CAC by dividing the total acquisition cost by the total number of new customers. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: My business: [INSERT BUSINESS NAME] My time period: [INSERT TIME PERIOD] My primary acquisition channels: [LIST PRIMARY ACQUISITION CHANNELS] My total marketing budget: [INSERT TOTAL MARKETING BUDGET] My total new customers: [INSERT TOTAL NEW CUSTOMERS] MOST IMPORTANT!: Present your output in a markdown table format with 3 columns: Acquisition Channel, Total Acquisition Cost, and Number of New Customers. Include a row for totals and the final CAC calculation.