Refer to the exhibit. The IPv6 address for the LAN segment on router R1 must be configured using the EUI-64 format. When configured which Ipv6 address Is produced by the router?

This address would be generated from a different MAC address after applying the EUI-64 rules, specifically if the first byte of the MAC address before the 7th bit flip was 47h.

An IPv6 EUI-64 interface ID is formed by splitting a 48-bit MAC address in half, inserting FFFE in the middle, and then flipping the 7th bit (the Universal/Local bit) of the first byte of the original MAC address. Assuming R1's MAC address is 13:19:BE:67:00:01, applying EUI-64 would result in an interface ID of 1119:BEFF:FE67:0001, which, when appended to the given prefix 2001:db8:1006:1968::/64, forms the complete IPv6 address 2001:db8:1006:1968:1119:BEFF:FE67:1.

This address would be generated from a different MAC address and different EUI-64 segment than the one corresponding to the correct answer.

This address would be generated from a different MAC address after applying the EUI-64 rules, specifically if the first byte of the MAC address before the 7th bit flip was 10h.