# MMLU-Pro / 10125

task_id: e19f38a0-0a17-5060-b001-dc28a88d05c2
task_key: default--test--10125
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"physics","options":"['No heating occurs in either conductor in both series and parallel connections.', \"Heating depends on the material's resistivity rather than the cross-sectional area or type of connection.\", 'Greater in the conductor with the larger cross-sectional area when in series; greater in the conductor with the smaller cross-sectional area when in parallel.', 'The heating is the same in both conductors regardless of cross-sectional area', 'The heating is directly proportional to the cross-sectional area in series, but not affected in parallel.', 'Greater in the conductor with the larger cross-sectional area regardless of connection', 'Greater in the conductor with the smaller cross-sectional area regardless of connection', 'Heating is inversely proportional to the cross-sectional area regardless of the type of connection.', 'Greater in the conductor with the smaller cross-sectional area when in parallel; greater in the conductor with the larger cross-sectional area when in series.', 'Greater in the conductor with the smaller cross-sectional area when in series; greater in the conductor with the larger cross-sectional area when in parallel.']","question":"Two conductors of the same length and material but of different cross-sectional area are connected (a) in series, and (b) in parallel. When a potential differ-ence is applied across the combinations, in which conductor will the heating be greater in each case?","src":"stemez-Physics"}

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