A Capacitor,initially Having a Charge Q on the Left Plate

question 17

Multiple Choice

A capacitor,initially having a charge Q on the left plate and a charge -Q on the right plate,is connected to a switch and an inductor,as shown in the figure. Assuming the resistance of the circuit is zero,when the switch is closed,

• A)charge will flow out of the capacitor until the left plate is no longer charged,and then all current ceases.
• B)current will flow until the left plate of the capacitor has a charge -Q,and then current will flow in the opposite direction,reversing again when the left plate has a charge of +Q.The cycle will then repeat over and over.
• C)current will flow through the inductor back and forth,with the magnitude of the current decreasing and eventually going to zero.
• D)None of the above

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