In a series circuit, how does dissipated power related to the resistance? Refer to this equation P=I^2R a. power is directly proportional to the resistance b. power is inversely proportional to the resistance c. resistance has no effect on power d. the greater the resistance, the lesser the power

In a series circuit, how does dissipated power related to the resistance? Refer to this equation P=I^2R a. power is directly proportional to the resistance b. power is inversely proportional to the resistance c. resistance has no effect on power d. the greater the resistance, the lesser the power

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