HELLLPPP. it's electric force for physics 1

View Policies Show Attempt History Current Attempt in Progress . X. Your answer is incorrect. A lithium nucleus, which contains 3 protons, has a charge of 3 x 1.6 x 10 19 C and is located at (13 x 10 9, -18 x 10 9, -9 x 10 m. A carbon nucleus, which contains 6 protons, has a charge of 6 x 1.6 x 10-19 C, and it applies a force of F (-20 x 10-10 -12 x 10-10, -8 x 10-10) N to the lithium nucleus. Determine the location of the carbon nucleus.Note that a check on your calculations is to calculate the force on the lithium nucleus due to a carbon nucleus at your calculated position. Location of the carbon nucleus = i 14.999e-9 i -16.802e-9 -8.201e-9 m eTextbook and Media