The men's shirts department has planned purchases for the fall-winter season of $201,000. The buyer plans to carry three price lines in shirts: $40, $60, and $75. A further analysis of departmental records indicates that 40% of the purchases will come from the $40 price line, 50% from the $60 price line, and the remaining 10% from the $75 price line. On the basis of this information, calculate the total number of units in the $60 and $75 price lines: $60 price line 1,765 units; $75 price line, 276 units $60 price line, 2,050 units; $75 price line, 286 units $60 price line, 3,109 units; $75 price line, 2,999 units $60 price line, 1,675 units; $75 price line, 268 units $60 price line, 2,010 units: $75 price line, 1,642 units