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The charge to the left in the figure above has a magnitude of 2.90 nC, and...

The charge to the left in the figure above has a magnitude of 2.90 nC, and charge to the left has a magnitude of 0.725 nC. The distance between them d is 4.10 m. Where can you place an electron other than at infinity such that it is in static equilibrium? Take the origin of coordinates at the left charge.
point C is to the very right.

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