Let's now turn our attention to point charges and the forces they exert on each other. In particular, the following diagram shows a configuration of three point charges that we'll be analyzing. Here's what we know about this situation: . The blue particle is fixed to the origin of the coordinate system and has a positive charge qblue = 1 C, . The red particle is fixed at the point (5.1 cm, 0 cm) and has some unknown charge qred, and . The yellow particle is fixed at the point (7.5 cm cos 0, -7.5 cm sin 0) and has some unknown charge qyellow- We also know that the net electric force on the blue particle has a magnitude 1 N and is directed in the -y direction. (d1.0) d2 Part A Given what we know about this situation, what is the sign of the yellow particle's charge? O positive O negative Submit Request AnswerPart B What is the sign of the red particle's charge? O positive O negative Request Answer Submit Part C In no more than 100 words, briefly explain the logic you used to determine the signs of the yellow and red particle's charges. Essay answers are limited to about 500 words (3800 characters maximum, including spaces). 3800 Character(s) remainingPart D Now imagine you're told that the magnitude of the yellow particle's charge is equal to 2qblue and 0 = 40. Given this and everything else you know about the situation, calculate the charge qred of the red particle. Express your answer in units of C rounded to three significant figures. AEQ ? qred = Submit Request Answer Part E In no more than 100 words, briefly explain the logic you used to answer the previous question. Note: Please do NOT write out all of the details of your calculation. Instead, describe the physics principles and logical way in which you applied them to arrive at your solution. Essay answers are limited to about 500 words (3800 characters maximum, including spaces). 3800 Character(s) remaining