Newton's<span> First </span>Law of Motion<span>: I. Every object in a state of uniform </span>motion<span> tends to remain in that state of </span>motion<span> unless an external force is applied to it. This we recognize as essentially Galileo's concept of inertia, and this is often termed simply the "</span>Law<span> of Inertia".</span>
funny of u to assume I have friends
If I remember anything from that part of my education (not great at physics) I'd say the answer is A, though I admit i'm not 100% sure
I dunno how to explain, once it hits that's the energy that was converting I guess.
Answer:
Immediately after the switches closes, the capacitor voltage is zero.
Explanation:
Charge on capacitor is given as;

after the switches closes, the charge on the capacitor is the same as before, therefore, the voltage drop in the capacitor is zero.
Apply Kirchoff's voltage rule for short term;
= 0 (since it is uncharged)

Where;
q₀ is the charge on the capacitor before
q is the charge on the capacitor after
Therefore, immediately after the switches closes, the capacitor voltage is zero.