You then bring in a second particle, with a known charge Q2, and measure the force the second particle experiences when it is placed at two different locations on the x-axis. The force the second particle experiences is applied by the particle with the unknown charge, which we refer to as the mystery charge or mystery particle, below. Part (a) HomeworkAnsweredDue Jan 30th, 12:15 PM Use these numbers: Q2 = -500 nC. When the second particle is placed on the x-axis at x = 47.0 cm, it experiences a force of 1.20 N in the positive x-direction. When the second particle is moved to x = 54.0 cm on the x-axis, it experiences a force of 9.00 N in the negative x-direction. Determine the location of the mystery charge