LRC circuit:what is the voltage of the capacitor when the generator is at maximum vol

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Homework Statement


http://www.screencast.com/users/trinhn812/folders/Jing/media/cdd8b2f4-1c0d-43ba-8722-fb8b811c5585


Homework Equations



V=IR
V(C)=X(C)*R

The Attempt at a Solution



I'm having trouble with number two. I tried finding Z from the frequency and then calculating the current and mutiplying that by X(C) and got 92.9
 
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a little typo is that I wrote V(R) twice in the diagram. The top one is V(L)
 


ohhh nvm from looking at the figure I realized how to do it. By using the triangle at the bottom!
 
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