Place a particle with a negative charge (Q=15mC) between two particles, both positively charged (q_1=11mC) and (q_2=7mC). And the distance from (q_1) to (Q) is (7mC). What is the magnitude and direction of the net force acting on the charge (Q)?

Place a particle with a negative charge (Q=15mC) between two particles, both positively charged (q_1=11mC) and (q_2=7mC). And the distance from (q_1) to (Q) is (7mC). What is the magnitude and direction of the net force acting on the charge (Q)?

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Place a particle with a negative charge
(Q=15mC) between two particles, both
positively charged (q_1=11mC) and
(q_2=7mC). And the distance from (q_1) to (Q)
is (7mC). What is the magnitude and direction
of the net force acting on the charge (Q)?
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