Resistors and Capacitors

Circuits with resistors and capacitors.
RC circuits, Kirchoff's Laws, junction rule.

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[TGUlricksen]

Current in a capacitor does not flow through it, charge pushes and pulls across it(like an inductor), that's why current moves at the capacitor at the moment in a battery circuit when its turned on or off....this always seems to me critical information that is left out. Thank you for being clear about this.

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