Is it ever possible for the following process to occur?

? ? (e+) + (e-) + (e+)
A) Yes, it is.
B) No, this process does not conserve energy.
C) No, this process does not conserve momentum.
D) No, this process does not conserve mass.
E) No, this process does not conserve electric charge.


E) No, this process does not conserve electric charge.

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