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Given a RC circuit in series (Where C = 10 mF, R = 4 kOhms, and...

Given a RC circuit in series (Where C = 10 mF, R = 4 kOhms, and considering all initial values equal to ZERO.), at time t=0, power supply 4V is connected to the circuit causing charging of capacitor, determine at instant 8 seconds :

a) The tension on capacitor;
b) The tension on resistor;
c) The total current.

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