Solution:

The statement "The charge without mass is not possible" is correct based on our current understanding of physics because:

• All known charged particles, such as electrons, protons, and ions, have mass associated with them. There is no experimental evidence of a physical entity that carries charge but has zero mass.
• Even in the case of hypothetical particles like the photon, which is massless, it does not carry electric charge. Charged particles inherently possess mass due to their nature in both classical and quantum physics.

Thus, charge is always associated with some mass in all observed phenomena.