Correct Answer - Option 1 : elliptically polarized
The time-varying form of the field is given as:
E̅wi = E0cosωt âx – E0sinωt ây
At ωt = 0
E̅wi = E0 âx + E0 ây
At ωt = π/2
E̅wi = - E1 âx + E1 ây
As the tip of the electric field intensity is tracing an ellipse in the anti-clockwise direction with the direction of propagation as time varies, the wave is said to be elliptically polarized in the clockwise direction (or) RHCP.