Two massive charges +Q and -Q orbit each other in a circle of radius's. A comparatively small charge -q with mass m is placed initially at rest far from the dipole a distance R as seen in the diagram below. During the ensuing motion of all three charges, you can assume that the force on the dipole due to the small charge does not affect the motion of the dipole. You may also safely ignore the gravitational interaction of these particles. + -.... - q R 1. (20 points) On the diagram, indicate the direction of the net electric force acting on the small charge. 2. (30 points) Calculate the magnitude of the electric force acting on the small charge due to the dipole at the instant shown in the diagram. In the instant shown in the diagram, the charges of the dipole lie on an axis perpendicular to a line connecting the center of the dipole to the small charge