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(A) Quadrant II
Force due to 2Q is repulsive and is more than the force due to -2Q since it is nearer to Q.
Force due to 2Q is along –x while due to -2Q is along the line joining Q and -2Q; this can be composed into x and y components: x component is along +x and y component is along +y.
So the net force is along –x and +y, so the charge Q moves in second quadrant.
(B) Quadrant IV
Y component of force due to 3Q at the top and at the bottom are cancelled. Their x component is added and along –x.
Force due to -6Q is along +x axis and is more than the previous force.
So, net force horizontally is along +x.
Force dur to 2Q is along –y.
So the force is along +x and –y; so the charge Q moves along fourth quadrant.
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