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Two capacitors are connected in series to a 12V power supply and fully charged, a) If...

Two capacitors are connected in series to a 12V power supply and fully charged,

a) If the the capacitors are 300uf and 150 uf,what is the effective capacitance of the capacitor.

B) what is the maximum charge on each capacitor?

c) What is the voltage across each capacitor?

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