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I'm a little confused about current flow/switches in circuits. Let's say two resistors are connected in parallel to a battery- if there is a switch between the two resistors on the negative terminal side, and the switch is opened, current won't flow through the second resistor, right? If current can't flow through there because there's no where for it to go, how come it can flow "into" a capacitor"?
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