The correct option is
C Velocity is perpendicular to
→r and acceleration is directed towards the origin
Step 1: Velocity and acceleration calculation
→r=cosωt^x+sinωt^y ....(1)
Velocity is given by →v=d→rdt
⇒ →v=−ωsinωt^x+ωcosωt^y m/s ....(2)
Acceleration is given by →a=d→vdt
⇒ →a=−ω2cosωt^x−ω2sinωt^y m/s2 ....(3)
Step 2: Analysing →r,→v and →a
If the dot product between two vectors is zero that means the vectors are perpendicular to each other.
→v⋅→r=−ωsinωtcosωt+ωsinωtcosωt=0
∴→v is perpendicular to →r
→a⋅→r=−ω2cos2ωt−ω2sin2ωt≠0
∴→a is not perpendicular to →r
Negative sign in eqn(3) indicates acceleration is towards the origin (Opposite to →r)
Hence , →v is perpendicular to →r and the acceleration is directed towards the origin
∴ Option C is the correct answer.