Charge q1 is located at position (0, 0.50 m) and has a magnitude of 2.9 * 10 ^ - 6 C. Charge q2 is located at the origin. Assume that these charges are identical and unable to move. A third charge (q 3 =1.0*10^ -9 C and m = 4.0 * 10 degrees ^ 25 kg) is located at (1.00 m, 0.25 m). Determine the force on and the acceleration of the charge in this position, and describe the trajectory the third charge would take when released in the field caused by the other two charges.

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