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I realized my obvious error, which was that if I knew the equivalent capacitance as well as the voltage over the equivalent capacitor I could easily calculate the charge… which would be the SAME on both capacitors in series. Thank you for your time it is really appreciated

So for the phase shift I could use Pi or change it to a sin function and disregard the phase shift. The second concept is where I think I am hung up, I know the max voltage across the equivalent capacitor, can I simply relate the total voltage and equivalent capacitance to a specific voltage...

LC circut: Charge on a capacitor at a given time Homework Statement I don’t have a pic but a simple loop circuit is constructes with 2 capacitors c1 and c2 in series, after the capacitors in an inductor also in series, and the wire continues back into c1. The values for the capacitors...