The figure shows the electric field lines of a positive and a negative charge,respectively. Determine the sign of the potential difference $V_Q - V_P$ and $V_B - V_A$.

  • A
    $-Ve, +Ve$
  • B
    $+Ve, -Ve$
  • C
    $+Ve, +Ve$
  • D
    $-Ve, -Ve$

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