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If the particle of mass `m` is moving with constant velocity `v` parallel to x-axis in x-y plane as shown in (figure), Find its angular momentum with respect to origin at any time `t`.

A

zero

B

mvh and is directed along positive z-axis

C

mvh and is directed along negative z-axis

D

mvh and is directed along positive x-axis

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C
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