Two linear capacitors C1 (with an initial voltage of zero across it) and C2, (with V volts across it initially) and a resistor R are wired into a series circuit which is closed at t = 0.

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Two linear capacitors C₁ (with an initial voltage of zero across it) and C₂, (with V volts across it initially) and a resistor R are wired into a series circuit which is closed at t = 0.

A) The initial series current depends on V but not on R B) The final current is inversely proportional to R C) The final charges on the two capacitors will be of equal magnitude D) The final voltage on the two capacitors will be of equal magnitude

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Correct Answer: Option C

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