A particle moves anticlockwise in a horizontal circle centred at the origin

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Problem

A particle moves anticlockwise in a horizontal circle centred at the origin. At t=0t=0 it is at the point (r,0)(r,0) and its velocity is along the +y+y-direction. After the particle has moved through an angular displacement of 120o120^{\text{o}}, the directions of its velocity and acceleration respectively are (a) toward south-east and south-west (b) toward north-east and north-west (c) toward south-west and south-east (d) toward south-west and north-west

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