Only need part D, please. ProblemFor the circuit described by the schematic diagram below, please compute(a) the potential difference across the terminals of the 8.00 2 resistor,(b) the magnitude of the current flow through the 8.00 Q resistor,(c) the direction of the current flow through the 8.00 2 resistor, left-to-right|right-to-leftCircle the correct choice and cross outthe incorrect option.(d) and the power dissipated by the 8.00 2 resistor.2.00 08.00 06.00 V3.00 V9.00 V>4.00 0

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