Two charges of magnitude $+ q$ and $-\,3q$ are placed $100\,cm$ apart. The distance from $+ q$ between the charges where the electrostatic potential is zero is.......$cm$
A$25$
B$50$
C$75$
D$80$
AIIMS 2011, Medium
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A$25$
a Suppose $\mathrm{x}$ is the required distance from $\mathrm{q}$. then
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