Need help with my homework problem

You are creating a circuit board and know you need the strongest resistor possible out of your collection for a certain part of your circuit. The Ohmeter in your lab is broken and the labels on the resistors have rubbed off. If you assume they are all made of the same material and have the same length, how would you figure out which is is the strongest? The thinnest resistor will be the strongest because it has the smallest cross-sectional area. O The most shiny resistor will be the strongest because it is probably the newest. The resistor with the most mass will have the greatest resistance. The thickest resistor will be the strongest because it has the most volume