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14) Two charges 21 (+6 C) and 02 (-2 C) are brought from infinity to positions on the x-axis of x=-4 cm and x-+4 cm, respectively. Is it possible to bring a third charge 03 (+3 C) from infinity to a point on the x-axis between the charges where the potential is zero, and if so, where would this position be? A) it is not possible B) x 0 cm C) x 2 cm D) x-+6 cm E) x 1.5 cm

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