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Three conducting spheres with radii 3r, 2r and r are given 6q, 14q and -4q amounts...

Three conducting spheres with radii 3r, 2r and r are given 6q, 14q and -4q amounts of electric
charges respectively. If all three spheres were to touch each other, determine the nal electric
charges of each sphere in the units of q.

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