according to the function V=Ed the potential varies according to V=integral (-E.dx)
on integration V= -a*X therefore the potential decreasing function proportional to -X.
the potential varies with distance so it is constant is not correct.
and the potential is not going to increase because field is constant so definitely option B is correct.
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