Consider a capacitor Cthat isinitially uncharged.It is connected in series with resistor R. thecombination of which is then connected to a battery of emf V,. A steady state is eventualyreached.Which of the following statementsis/are NOT true?The initial curren (just after the battery was connected is independent of CThetime constantisindependent of VThe total energy disipated bythe resistoris independent of VO the total energy disipated by the resistor is independent of RThe final charge on the capacitor independent of R

Initially, for, t<0, switch is open and initial charge on capacitor is also zero.

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