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In a series LRC circuit driven at 60 Hz, the rate that energy is dissipated by...

In a series LRC circuit driven at 60 Hz, the rate that energy is dissipated by the resistor. Will always?

Will ALWAYS increase if the angular frequency is decreased

None of the other answers is correct

Will ALWAYS increase if the angular frequency is increased

Does not depend on the value of R

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