Cirucular force, Physics

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If 3 particles of different mass located at different positions:
1- 1kg position : (0,0)
2- 2kg position: (0,5)
3- 3kg position : (-1,0)
If a force of 2 N at 45 degrees is applied on Particle 2 and a force of 4 N at 215 degrees is applied on particle 3 find : AFTER 10 seconds of applied force how much time will the System of particles make a complete turn ?

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