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What acceleration, will an electron experience when it is a distance of 30 nm away from...

What acceleration, will an electron experience when it is a distance of 30 nm away from a charge of Q = -30e ? (Use the sign convention here: + for acceleration away from the charge Q, and - for acceleration towards it.) The mass of an electron is 9.11 x10-31 kg.

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