A meeting with key stakeholders, the sponsor, and the product owner is held to decide which features will be released after the next iteration, given that some deliverables from the last iteration were not finished. Which two items should be considered first when reviewing and updating product backlog priorities during this meeting? (Choose two.)

When prioritizing product backlog items, the team needs to consider factors that directly impact feasibility and value. "Complexity and cost of development" are crucial because they determine the effort and resources required, influencing what can realistically be achieved within an iteration. High-cost or complex features might be broken down or deferred if their immediate value doesn't justify the investment. "Cost of delaying features relative to their business value" is equally important as it quantifies the impact of not delivering a feature sooner. Features with high business value and a significant cost of delay should be prioritized to maximize benefits. "Industry trends and the technical approach" are broader considerations that inform product strategy but are less direct in immediate backlog prioritization. "Reusing components from other products" is a technical efficiency consideration, not a primary prioritization driver. "How long each feature has been on the backlog" might indicate a need for re-evaluation but doesn't inherently dictate priority.