The position vector of a particle is $\vec{r} = (a \cos \omega t)\hat{i} + (a \sin \omega t)\hat{j}$. The velocity of the particle is

  • A
    Parallel to the position vector
  • B
    Perpendicular to the position vector
  • C
    Directed towards the origin
  • D
    Directed away from the origin

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