As you know the same charge repels each other so force on q ( x=11 cm) due to 3q and d will be repulsive . means towards right direction ( towards + x axis).
Using coulomb's law and superposition principle
Fx=kq(3q)/r2 +kqq/R2
here q=0.95*10-6 C , k=9*109 , r=3 cm =0.03 m , R=8 cm =0.08 m
Fx =9*109*0.95*10-6*3*0.95*10-6/0.032 +9*109*0.95*10-6*0.95*10-6/0.082
Fx = 27075*10-3+1269.14*10-3
Fx =28344.14*10-3
Fx=28.344 N answer
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