Please determine if each question is True. If false, please explain why a) A fully charged capacitor behaves identically to a break in the wire (i.e. no current passes through it). b) An uncharged capacitor behaves identically to a break in the wire (i.e. no current passes through it). c) Whether charging or discharging a capacitor, the charge on the capacitor can be modeled using an exponentially increasing function.

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Please determine if each question is True. If false, please explain why

a) A fully charged capacitor behaves identically to a break in the wire (i.e. no current passes through it).
b) An uncharged capacitor behaves identically to a break in the wire (i.e. no current passes through it).
c) Whether charging or discharging a capacitor, the charge on the capacitor can be modeled using an exponentially
increasing function.

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