When an initially uncharged capacitor is charged in an RC ci

When an initially uncharged capacitor is charged in an RC circuit, which is true about its initial and final states? It initially acts like a broken wire and finally acts like ordinary connecting wire. It initially acts like ordinary connecting wire and finally acts like a broken wire. It acts like broken wire throughout the charging. It acts like ordinary connecting wire throughout the charging.

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is definitely true as someone above pointed out because of initial inrsuh current. Also, A charged capacitor acts as an open circuit, high impedance. But it is NOT a resistor because capacitors don\'t dissipate power, other than the ESR within the capacitor