Alright, you connect a conductor to a 240V supply. Assuming that the resistance of the copper wire is 0ohms, will a conductor with lower resistance produce more heat than a conductor with higher resistance?
I am baffled because of this.
P= V^2/R
so it seems that if the copper wire has no resistance, the conductor with the lower resistance will produce more heat.
However, it is well known that heating elements are supposed to have high resistance.. enlighten me please.