draw waveform of capacitor or inductor in a d.c ckt(during transient) with zer

draw waveform of capacitor or inductor in a d.c ckt(during
transient) with zero resistance with it(in series or
parallel)also neglect resistance of wire

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draw waveform of capacitor or inductor in a d.c ckt(during transient) with zero resistance with it..

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basically in capacitor the reactance 1/2*pie*f*C where f is
the frequency since d.c current does has any frequency so
f=0,open circuit and in inductor the reactance is 2*pie*f*L
f=0 so short circuit no reactance....

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draw waveform of capacitor or inductor in a d.c ckt(during transient) with zero resistance with it..

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most possibly the y axis itself( with upward arrow in case
of inductor and downward arrow in case of capacitor)

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