From the complete information in the diagram attached, the the 1-ohm resistance nearest to the bottom (connected to the ground) is one one with the largest flowing current. (Option A)
What is the justification for the above?
From the information given we can deduced that above 1-ohm, the resistance potential difference across the end are equal.
This means that current is not flowing across above 1-ohm resistance. This is based on the principle that "current flows form the highest potential to the lowest potential."
What is current flow?
The flow of electric charges with regard to time is referred to as current flow.
When an electric charge flows in one way in an electric circuit, current flows in the other direction.
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