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three charges are aligned on the x axis. Q1 (-.500micro c) is at the origin. q2...

three charges are aligned on the x axis. Q1 (-.500micro c) is at the origin. q2 (-1.00micro coulomb) is at 30nm to the left of the origin. Q3(+4 micro Coulomb) is at 15. nm to the right of the origin. find total electric force acting on charge at origin.
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