Since the net force is vertically downward then both qA and qB are negative and have equal magnitude
So let qA = qB = q
Now F = k*q1*qA/r^2*cos(30) + k*q1*qB*cos(30)/r^2 = 2*k*q1*q/r^2*cos(30)
so q = (F*r^2/(2*k*q1*cos(30)) = (708*(1.42x10^-2)^2/(2*9.0x10^9*4.00x10^-6*cos30) = 2.29x10^-6C
(a) So qA = -2.29x10^-6 C
(b) and qB = -2.29x10^-6 C
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