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The amplitude of damped oscillator becomes `1/3` in `2s`. Its amplitude after `6s` is `1//n` times the original. The value of `n` is

A

`3^(2)`

B

`3 sqrt(2)`

C

`3 sqrt(3)`

D

`3^(3)`

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The correct Answer is:
D

We have, `A = A_(0) e^(bt//2m)`
In this case, after 6 s amplitude becomes `(1)/(27)` times.
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