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(L)et's (C)alculate! A 120. [mH] inductor is connected in series to a 2.50 [nF]...
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(L)et's (C)alculate! A 120. [mH] inductor is connected in series to a 2.50 [nF] capacitor to form an LC circuit. The capacitor charge is $\sqrt{2}/2$ times its maximum charge at $t = 0$ and drops to zero if the current in the circuit is 1.50 [A]. What is the capacitor charge after two-thirds of its period of charge oscillation?
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