Force on the charge, coloumb's law vector form

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I have a simple question,

it says find the net force on charge q1 due to q1 (q2=300 microcoulombs and q1=20 microcoulombs) and q1 is at (0,1,2) and q2 is at (2,0,0).

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Well, what does Coulomb's law say? Draw yourself a diagram.

I assume you meant to write: "net force on charge q1 due to q2".