Homework Answers
Given:-
R1 > R2
(A)
Power = I^2*R
Connection is in series, Therefore Current is same in both the
resistors, and by the above equation we see,
Higher the Resistance, Greater the power Dissipated.
R1 dissipates larger amount of power.
(B)
Power = v^2/R
Connection is in parallel, Therefore Voltage is same across both
the resistors, and by the above equation we see,
Lower the resistance, Greater the power Dissipated.
R2 dissipates larger amount of power.
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