• when the capacitor charge q is positive, the measured voltage in 1 is positive.

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  • When the capacitor is charging, the voltage in 1 will increase above 0 V, so the measured voltage in 1 will be positive.

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      Maxwell Marshall

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  • The capacitor is an electrical component that stores energy in the form of an electrical charge. When a positive voltage is applied to the capacitor, it accumulates a positive charge on its plates, which creates an electric field between them. This electric field results in a positive voltage across the capacitor, which can be measured at point 1. So, when the capacitor charge q is positive, the measured voltage in 1 is also positive.

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      Brenna Norman

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