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Ishani clicks "reset" to restore the simulation to its original configuration. Now she runs the simulation several times for the charging capacitor circuit, varying R and C, and she and John pay attention to the graphs of the charge on the capacitor and current through the resistor. John makes several statements characterizing what they observe. Which are correct

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