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The electric force on the charge placed at the origin due to another charge +q would point along the negative y-axis, since both the charges have positive magnitude and the repulsive force acts between them.
The electric force on the charge placed at the origin due to the charge -q would point along negative x- axis, since the attractive force between a positive charge and a negative charge points from the positive charge to the negative charge.
Hence, the net force acts along the third quadrant.
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