The amount of nitrogen (in lb/acre), phosphate (in lb/acre), and labor (in hr/acre) needed to grow honeydews, yellow onions, and lettuce is given by the table to the right. Complete parts a and b Yellow Honeydews Lettuc onions Nitrogen Phosphate 120 150 180 180 80 80 Labor 5 6 4 a) If the farmer has 220 acres, 29,100 lb of nitrogen, 32,600 lb of phosphate, and 300 hours of labor, is it possible to use all resources completely? If so, how many acres should he allot for each crop? Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice. OA. Yes, the farmer should allot acres for honeydew, for yellow onions, and acres for lettuce B. No, it is not possible to use all resources completely b) Suppose everything is the same as in part a, except that 1130 hours of labor are available. Is it possible to use all resources completely? If so, how many acres should he allot for each crop? Select the correct choice below and, if necessary, fill in the answer box to complete your choice OA. Yes, the farmer should allot acres for honeydew B. No, it is not possible to use all resources completely acres for yellow onions, and acres for lettuce