An expression for rate of heat generated, if a current of $I$ ampere flows through a resistance of $R$ $\Omega$, is
A${I^2}Rt$
B${I^2}R$
C${V^2}R$
D$I\;R$
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B${I^2}R$
b (b) $P=v \times I$
$v=I R$
$=I^{2} R$
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