When an electric current flow through the heater coil, it produces light, but why does the power supply wire not produce light?

When an electric current flow through the heater coil, it produces light, but why does the power supply wire not produce light? Correct Answer The resistance of the heater coil is greater than the supply wire

Concept:

When electric current passes through the resistance or a wire it produces some heat due to heating.

And this power is given by

P = I2R i.e. power is proportional to resistance.

When resistance is high, the power dissipated is also high.

Application:

The resistance of the heater coil is greater than the supply wire. When an electric current flows through the heater coil, it produces light, but the power supply wire does not produce light.

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