How does the power dissipated in a resistor change with varying resistance when the voltage is kept ...........

Physics (CUET) Current Electricity

How does the power dissipated in a resistor change with varying resistance when the voltage is kept constant?

Power increases with an increase in resistance.

Power decreases with an increase in resistance.

Power remains constant irrespective of resistance.

Power varies randomly with resistance.

When voltage is constant, power (P = V^2/R) decreases as resistance increases.

This relationship shows an inverse proportionality.

Options 1, 3, and 4 do not correctly explain this relationship.

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