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A conductor is being charged by connecting it in series with a resistance and an ideal battery. The battery supplies energy at a rate u(t), the thermal energy of the resistor Increases at a rate Ur(t) and the capacitor stores energy at a rate `U_(c)(t)`.What can be concluded about the relationship between `U_(R)(t)` and `U_(c)(t) at different stages of charging of condenser.

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