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[" The displacement of a particle executing "],[" simple harmonic motion is given by "],[y=A_(0)+A sin omega t+B cos omega t." Then the "],[" amplitude of its oscillation is given by "],[[" (a) "A+B," (b) "A_(0)+sqrt(A^(2)+B^(2))],[" (c) "sqrt(A^(2)+B^(2))," (d) "sqrt(A_(0)^(2)+(A+B)^(2))],[" (NEET "2019)]]

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