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1.) 2500 C of charge is passed over a 2 hour period across a certain capacitor...

1.) 2500 C of charge is passed over a 2 hour period across a certain capacitor (a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field). What is the resistance of this capacitor if the voltage across it is 200 mV.

2.) What is the power of a microchip that passes 1 C of charge with a potential difference of 0.001 mV in 1 second.

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