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In the given circuit switch `S_(2)` is Kept closed and `S_(1)` is kept open for a very long time such that the system is in steady- state . Now `S_(1)` is also slosed keeping `S_(2)` closed.

Current passing through R just after `S_(1)` is closed , is :

A

`(epsilon)/(R)`

B

`(epsilon)/(3R)`

C

`4(epsilon)/(3R)`

D

`(epsilon)/(2R)`

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C
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