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- why do capacitors not discharge entirely immediately in LC circuits?
I just started taking LC circuits, and I was wondering, when capacitors charge without a resistance, they charge immediately, so when they discharge in an LC circuit, why don't they "send" all of their charge immediately? Is it because that's how capacitors work in general, or is it because of the induced current in inductors or what?
sorry if the question is a bit dumb.
sorry if the question is a bit dumb.