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I'm not able to show a picture but try and visualize it as a rectangle, at...

I'm not able to show a picture but try and visualize it as a rectangle, at the botton left corner is the 5nC charge and at the top left is +10nC and at the top right is -10nC. Length a is the left and right sides of the rectangle and length b is the top and bottom. Given the figure above, if a = 13.1 cm and b = 9.80 cm, what would be the force (both magnitude and direction) on the 5.0 nC charge?

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According to the concept of the electrostatices

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