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In an LRC circuit is it possible to have a charge without a circuit?
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Much appreciated,
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In an LRC circuit, it is possible to have a charge without a current, particularly when a capacitor is involved. A capacitor can hold a charge even in the absence of a direct current (DC) path, as it blocks DC while allowing alternating current (AC) to pass. This configuration allows for a previously charged capacitor to exist without an active circuit. The discussion clarifies that only capacitors can hold charge, confirming the initial inquiry.
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