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A 12V battery is applied to the terminals of a resistor of 1KΩ resistance. a) Find...

A 12V battery is applied to the terminals of a resistor of 1KΩ resistance.
a) Find the current in the circuit.
b) Find the power dissipated in the resistor.
c) Assume that the resistor is removed from the circuit, and two in-series capacitors are put in its place, where one capacitor has a capacitance of 25nF and the other has a capacitance of 35nF. Find the energy stored in each capacitor.

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