Based on the following sensitivity results on constraints, what is the optimal LP solution for Products...

Based on the following sensitivity results on constraints, what is the optimal LP solution for Products 1 and 2? Constraints
Cell	Name	Final Value	Shadow Price	Constraint R.H. Side	Allowable Increase	Allowable Decrease
$B$11	Material (units) Quantity	1,050	0	1,300	1E+30	250
$B$12	Machine (hours) Quantity	525	0	750	1E+30	225
$B$13	Labor (hours) Quantity	900	0	1,400	1E+30	500
$B$15	Number of Product 1 Units Produced	300	5	300	125	300
$B$16	Number of Product 2 Units Produced	150	8	150	83.33333333	150

A: Product 1: 300 units and Product 2: 234 units

B: Product 1: 425 units and Product 2: 150 units

C: Product 1: 300 units and Product 2: 150 units

D: Product 1: 125 units and Product 2: 84 units

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Based on the following sensitivity results on constraints, what is the optimal LP solution for Products 1 and 2?

Product 1: 300 units and Product 2: 150 units

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