Refer to the Exhibit. Examine the esxtop command output shown in the Exhibit. Which option would improve application performance for the SlowVM virtual machine?

Adding vCPUs does not help when the bottleneck is a CPU limit, because the additional vCPUs will also be throttled and the co-scheduling overhead may increase Co-Stop time.

Decreasing the vCPU count reduces the VM's maximum potential CPU throughput and does nothing to address the limit-induced throttling shown in the esxtop output.

Migrating to another host does not remove the CPU limit configuration, which is set on the virtual machine object itself and travels with it on migration.

The %MLMTD counter in esxtop indicates the percentage of time a VM is being held below its potential CPU usage due to a configured CPU limit. Increasing or removing that limit allows the scheduler to allocate more CPU cycles to SlowVM, directly improving application throughput.