Solving Circuit Problem - Q=CV, V=IR

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The discussion revolves around solving a circuit problem using the equations Q=CV and V=IR. The user has successfully completed parts c and d of the homework but seeks assistance with parts a and b. They provide a link to an external image for reference and mention a related forum thread for additional context. The request emphasizes the need for explanations to better understand the concepts involved. Overall, the focus is on collaborative problem-solving in circuit analysis.
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Homework Statement


http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/7318/akmb.jpg



Homework Equations


Q=CV, V=IR



The Attempt at a Solution


I have solved c and d, but i need your help and explanations about a and b.
 
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