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A current passes through a resistor.Let `K_(1)and K_(2)` represent the average kinetic energy of the conduction electrons and the metal ions respectively.

A

`K_1 lt K_2`

B

`K_1 = K_2`

C

`K_1 gt K_2`

D

any of these three may occur

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