Point charge q1=-0.391 C and is located at coordinate (5.89,7.84). Point charge q2=-0.403 C is located at coordinate (-1.95,-1.85). What direction does the force on q2 point, expressed as a positive angle in degrees measured from the +x axis? Hint: draw a diagram to visualize the geometry.

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