In planetary motion the areal velocity of possition vector of a planet depends of angular velocity `(omega)` and the distance of the planet from sun (r). If so the correct relation for areal velocity is
A
`(dA)/(dt) prop omegar`
B
`(dA)/(dt) prop omega^(2)r`
C
`(dA)/(dt) prop omegar^(2)`
D
`(dA)/(dt) prop omegar^(2)`
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