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See below is the attached theory in 2 D plane, in x-y plane. It can be said to be rotating around z axis. Right! Any vector rotating in x-y plane is rotating around z axis. Similarly now imagine vectors rotating around X-axis. That means that those vectors will rotate and may lie in y-z plane. Now any vector lying in y-z plane when rotate, its y and z component will change. But as it is perpendicular to x, its x component will not change. You need to imagine this situation in 3D. Any vector rotating around x axis, its x component will not change. Right! You may see second figure attached. In your options, only C option is one which has only x component, look at my second attached fig, now if you rotate a vector in x direction around x axis, it will be not affected, so option C is correct.