Final answer:
The ohmmeter reading of 0 ohms that does not change indicates that the capacitor is faulty, as a normal capacitor should not show continuity but should hold charge without allowing direct current flow. The correct option is C.
Step-by-step explanation:
When an ohmmeter, used to check a capacitor's resistance, shows a 0 ohms reading and does not move, this implies that the capacitor allows current to pass through which should not happen in a normal functioning capacitor. Therefore, the correct answer is C.
Faulty. Capacitors are designed to hold charge and should not exhibit continuity, as continuity suggests there is a path for current flow like a wire, which means there may be a short circuit within the capacitor, indicating it is damaged. Option C. is the correct one.