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A particle moves such that its position vector , where is a constant and is time. Then which of the following statements is true for the velocity and acceleration of the particle:
(a) is perpendicular to and is directed away from the origin
(b) and both are perpendicular to
(c) and both are parallel to
(d) is perpendicular to and is directed towards the origin

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