Two positive charges, each 7.7 microcoulombs (µC), are placed around a hollow, uncharged, perfect conducting sphere, with the left charge in the middle of the sphere, and the right charge outside the sphere. The charges are separated by a distance 1.7 meters. What is the total force on the charge on the left?

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