The values of charges $q_1, q_2$ and $q_3$ as shown in the figure are:

  • A
    $q_1 = 32 \ \mu C, q_2 = 24 \ \mu C, q_3 = -8 \ \mu C$
  • B
    $q_1 = 48 \ \mu C, q_2 = 16 \ \mu C, q_3 = +8 \ \mu C$
  • C
    $q_1 = 32 \ \mu C, q_2 = 24 \ \mu C, q_3 = +8 \ \mu C$
  • D
    $q_1 = 3 \ \mu C, q_2 = 4 \ \mu C, q_3 = +2 \ \mu C$

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