Suppose that Bob and John each are goingto spend the weekend picking apples and peppers, the graphs below represent all the possible combinations that each can pick. Use this information to answer questions 15. 12 I; \"I! Which of the following is true? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a John has the comparative advantage in peppers, Bob has the comparative advantage in apples b John has the comparative advantage in apples, Bob has the comparative advantage in peppers C ob has the comparative advantage at both apples and peppers d John has the comparative advantage at both apples and peppersCurrently Bob is producing 8 apples and 9 peppers, while John is producing 3 apples and 3 peppers, If they instead specialized based on comparative advantage, the total number of peppers and apples would change by how much? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a Apples would increase by 5 and peppers would increase by 1 b Apples would increase by 4 and peppers would decrease by 3 C Apples would increase by 9 and peppers would increase by 3 d Apples would increase by 1 and peppers would increase by 3