To explain: the reason why the resistor with the lower resistance will operate at a lower temperature.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Power is given by
Here,
Power is proportional to the resistance. That is, as resistance decreases, the power dissipated will also decrease. Due to low power dissipation, the resistor with low resistance will be cooler.
Conclusion:
Hence, the resistor with the lower resistance will operate at a lower temperature.
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