A 10 Ω resistor and a 30 Ω resistor are connected in parallel with a battery. In which resistor is the current larger, and why?
The 30 Ω30\ \Omega30 Ω resistor, because it has the higher resistance
The 30 Ω30\ \Omega30 Ω resistor, because it has the larger potential difference
The 10 Ω10\ \Omega10 Ω resistor, because it has the larger potential difference
The 10 Ω10\ \Omega10 Ω resistor, because it has the lower resistance
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