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A particle is performing a U.C.M. Which is the wrong statement regarding its motion?

The velocity vector is tangential to the circle
The acceleration vector is tangential to the circle
The acceleration vector is directed towards the centre of the circle
The velocity and acceleration vectors are perpendicular to each other
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