An administrator is troubleshooting a CPU performance issue for a virtual machine. Which three esxtop counters may demonstrate CPU contention? (Choose three.)

%RDY (Ready) measures the percentage of time the VM was ready to execute but could not be scheduled onto a physical CPU, which is the most direct indicator of CPU contention.

%RUN shows the proportion of time the VM was actively running on a physical CPU, which measures utilization rather than any form of CPU scheduling delay or contention.

%MLMTD (MLB Limited) indicates the percentage of time the VM's CPU usage was artificially capped by a configured CPU limit setting, representing resource-imposed contention.

%WAIT reflects time the VM spent in a guest-level idle or I/O wait state, which is not a CPU scheduling contention metric.

%CSTP (Co-Stop) reflects the percentage of time a multi-vCPU VM was stalled waiting for all its vCPUs to be simultaneously co-scheduled, a form of SMP scheduling contention.