What is an important difference between a negative right and a positive right?

Question $8$ options:

a$)$

Positive rights require other people to refrain from interfering with your actions or possessions. Negative rights entail duties to do something negatively for the right holder.

b$)$

Negative rights are determined by the universalizability formulation of the categorical imperative, whereas positive rights are determined by the humanity formulation of the categorical imperative.

c$)$

Negative rights require other people to refrain from interfering with your actions or possessions. Positive rights entail duties to do something positively for the right holder.

d$)$

Positive rights are determined by our relationships of care, but negative rights are determined by what is just.