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The easiest way is to connect it directly to the battery. Make sure the polarity matches up. (-ve to -ve, and +ve to +ve). Because it is 1F, it will take some time to charge. (probably a minute or two.)

In that way, the capacitor will charge to whatever the voltage of the battery. But won't be fully charged,

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