The power dissipated in each of two resistors is the same. The current across resistor A is triple that across resistor B. If the resistance of resistor B is R, what is the resistance of A?

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The power dissipated in each of two resistors is the same. The current across resistor A is triple that across resistor B. If the resistance of resistor B is R, what is the resistance of A?

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