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That's all the problem says. Let's assume that it is in series then how would I approach the problem?

First of all thanks. My thoughts I know that potential energy is basically voltage across each component. Also, C = Q / (change in V) ; C is the capacitance, Q is the charge, and V is volts. solving for change in V and we get V = Q / C Am I going in the right direction?

A 1.0 E -6 F capacitor has a charge of 10.0 micro C. It is connected to a 1.0 H inductor at t = 0. Compare the potential energy of the capacitor to the potential energy of the inductor at t = 10s. Which energy is greater?