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If there is one bulb per side the bulb has two filaments in it - one high and one low. If there are two headlight bulbs per side each bulb has one filament - one is low, one is high. The easiest way to check is to look at the bulbs with the low beam, then with the high beam on. Note which lights are on and their location.
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