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An RLC circuit has a resistance of (3.2x10^2)2, an inductance of (1.640x10^1) mH,
and a capacitance of (3.39x10^1) nF. At time t = 0 the charge on the capacitor is
(2.97x10^1) µC and there is no current flowing. What is the energy stored in the
capacitor after three complete cycles? Express your result in nJ with two significant
figures.

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