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When an initially uncharged capacitor is charged in an RC circuit, what happens to the current in the circuit? It is initially 0 and then increases exponentially with time. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases exponentially with time. It is initially 0 and then increases linearly with time. It is constant during the charging. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases linearly with time.

When an initially uncharged capacitor is charged in an RC circuit, what happens to the current in the circuit? It is initially 0 and then increases exponentially with time. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases exponentially with time. It is initially 0 and then increases linearly with time. It is constant during the charging. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases linearly with time.

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When an initially uncharged capacitor is charged in an R C circuit, what happens to the current in the circuit? It is initially 0 and then increases exponentially with time. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases exponentially with time. It is initially 0 and then increases linearly with time. It is constant during the charging. It is initially at its maximum value and then decreases linearly with time.

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