Martius company, a maker of high-tech gadgets, routinely leases equipment made by competitors in order to reverse-engineer design features martius may want to incorporate in its own products. the reverse-engineering process is part of martius’s 9-month product development cycle and involves disassembling then later reassembling the equipment. leaseco. leases such equipment to martius under a 12-month lease term. according to the terms of the lease, at the end of the lease term martius will have the option to purchase the equipment for less than its expected fair value at that time. martius company is located in an area where commercial space is at a premium, there is no internal use for the competitor equipment at the end of martius’s product development cycle, and martius’s management wishes to focus solely on the manufacture and sale of its own equipment. management also wishes to minimize liabilities reported on the balance sheet. in light of the above, as which type of lease is martius most likely to record, correctly, its arrangement with leaseco.?