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edit approved Apr 16, 2018 at 9:58
Dave Coffman
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Where is the energy equal to (1÷2)CV^2${1\over2}CV^2$ lost while charging a capacitor  ?  ( WhileWhen deriving it I assumed V=constant$V$ was constant and resistance of wire or internal resistance wasn't considered anywhere in the derivationwas negligible.)

Where is the energy equal to (1÷2)CV^2 lost while charging a capacitor  ?( While deriving it I assumed V=constant and resistance of wire or internal resistance wasn't considered anywhere in the derivation)

Where is the energy equal to ${1\over2}CV^2$ lost while charging a capacitor?  (When deriving it I assumed $V$ was constant and resistance of wire or internal resistance was negligible.)

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Energy lost in capacitors

Where is the energy equal to (1÷2)CV^2 lost while charging a capacitor ?( While deriving it I assumed V=constant and resistance of wire or internal resistance wasn't considered anywhere in the derivation)