What type of electrical power is transformed into heat when alternating current flows through an ohmic resistor?

Explanation

When alternating current passes through a purely resistive (ohmic) load, the power that is actually dissipated as heat is called real power (also known as true power). Apparent power represents the product of voltage and current without considering phase difference, while reactive power is associated with energy stored and released by inductors or capacitors, not converted to heat.