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Explanation / Answer

We have a charge 30 nC at the origin , - 72 nC is at 84 cm
and third charge is 42 uC is at the 42 cm .
Now the force between the 30 nC and the 42 uC will be repulsive as they are both positive charge.
So force will be
F1 = 9*109*(30*10-9)*(42*10-6) / (42*10-2)2 = 6.428*10-2 N
Now the force between the charge 42 uC and the cahrge -72 nC , force between these two will be attractive
therefore
F2 = 9*109*(72*10-9)*(42*10-6) / (42*10-2)2 = 15.428*10-2 N
Both forces will have same direction therefore net force will be
F = F1 + F2
F = 21.856*10-2 N
We know that Force = mass*Acceleration
Mass = Force/ acceleration = 21.856*10-2 / (120*103) = 1.8213*10-6 kg

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