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a charge (q1= +7uC) is placed on the x-axis at x= .6 m, another charge (q2=+9uC)...

a charge (q1= +7uC) is placed on the x-axis at x= .6 m, another charge (q2=+9uC) is placed on the y axis at y= .4m. A third charge,q3= -6uC and mass 5.0x 10^-8 kg, is placed at the origin. If the charge were free to move what would be the magnitude of its acceleration and the direction of its acceleration

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