Engineering, 10.09.2019 03:20 rhettnyah
The capacitor is initially discharged, and the battery is at a positive voltage. which correctly describes what happens after the switch has remained closed for a long time? note: the battery is ideal (no internal resistance). the wires are ideal (no connecting resistance). the resistance of the bulb does not change as current flows through it. the switch is ideal; it has no resistance when closed, and infinite resistance when open. the capacitor is ideal (no internal resistance or inductance).
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