Answer:
1210 N/m between the inner and outer edges (repulsive)
252.59 N/m between inner and line charges (attractive)
1210+252.59=1462.59 N/m effective force/metre on the inner edge
Explanation:
f=k*Qq/r^2 was applied, the charges are concentrated at the edges of a ring both inner and the outer were shape edges with uniform charge densities 6.6 micro C/m of distance 4.5-2.7=1.8 cm
Generally, the nucleus of an atom has a positive CHARGE because of the protons (not sure what you mean by nature) which helps attract the electrons the nucleus but it stays within it's electron cloud.
It cannot have the same charges as electrons (being negative) as the electrons would be repelled and the atom would lose it's structure.
I hope this answers the question.
The answer is 259.2 .... divide 360 by 100 and then that answer times 72.