Mornin Gary, Wellllllllllllll without doing any calculations IT SEEMS TO ME IT WOULD TAKE ONE ENORMOUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS HIGH RATED CAPACITOR BANK, perhaps the giant ones you see up on power lines to offset the inductive reactance of the starter motor.
However, your thinking and theory has merit. When you initially switch an inductor (starter motor) into the circuit IT RESISTS ANY SUDDEN CURRENT CHANGE its initillay (time = 0 +) like an open circuit. However, a capacitor is sort of opposite, it RESISTS ANY SUDDEN VOLTAGE CHANGE, its initially (time = 0 + ) a short circuit.
If an inductor and capacitor are in paralell, the majority of the initial current goes to the capacitor (its initially a short circuit, later an open to DC) and then once its charged up, the current goes instead to the inductor (its initially an open but later more like a short subject to its DC resistance)
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