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Value of Marginal Product

Can someone please help me in finding out the accurate answer from the following question. The value of marginal product of the variable resource is its marginal product multiplied by: (1) The marginal revenue from sale of its addition to the output. (2) The price of product. (3) Its cost. (4) One. (5) The marginal factor cost of resource.

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