Which outcome occurs when resonant frequency matching causes extreme current in a series RLC circuit under sustained high voltage?

💡 Explanation

Component overheating and failure results during resonance because impedance minimizes allowing very high currents defined by Ohm's law through the circuit elements; therefore, heat rises rapidly, and destructive thermal limits will breach, rather than filtering benefits or improving power factor that happens during properly managed resonance.

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