when a resistor is connected to an independent source,the current flow in it depends on whether the power rating or resistance?

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anonymous · Answer

resistance. Power comes later.

shane_b · Answer

$$V=IR=>I=\frac{V}{R}$$Looking at those equations (as @Shadowys said) you should see that current is inversely related to resistance.

Power should be considered more of a result of the current and voltage:
$$P=IV$$

anonymous · Answer

The power rating is how much heat the resistor can dissipate without melting, burning or otherwise wrecking itself.

shane_b · Answer

That's true also but I don't think that's what the question is asking

anonymous · Answer

thanks