15) If the current in the circuit below is 4 A, then the Power generated by ResistorR is?a) 64Ab) 182-√7R+1c) 246VBd) 716) With respect to question # 15, what is the value of the Resistor R?a) 4b) 3c)5d) 6e) 8e) 1617) Four equivalent light bulbs (i.e. same resistance) are arranged in the circuitshown below. Which bulb will be the brightest?a) Ab) Bc) Cd) Dсe) Both B and C

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