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You need a capacitance of 40.0 μF, but you don't happen to have a 40.0 μF...

You need a capacitance of 40.0 μF, but you don't happen to have a 40.0 μF capacitor. You do have a 90.0 μF capacitor.

Part A) You need a capacitance of 40.0 μF, but you don't happen to have a 40.0 μF capacitor. You do have a 90.0 μF capacitor.

Part B) Should you join the two capacitors in parallel or in series?

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