Two capacitors of capacitance 3C and 5C (where C = 0.095 F) are connected in series with a resistor of resistance R = 9.5Ω.

Part (a) How long will it take the amount of charge in the circuit to drop by 75% in seconds?
Part (b) If the circuit was charged by a 10.0 V source how much total charge (in C) did both capacitors have in them to begin with?
Two capacitors of capacitance 3C and 5C (where C = 0.095 F) are connected in series with a resistor of resistance R = 9.5Ω.
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