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A capacitor is conneted to a cell emf `E` having some internal resistance `r`. The potential difference across the

A

Cell is `lt E`

B

Cell is E

C

Capacitor is `gt E`

D

Capacitor is `lt E`

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B
`therefore` Current i=0, hence `V_(C ) = E`
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