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The particle performing S.H.M. with epoch `alpha` displacement of motion is x = A `sin omega t + alpha`.
The term `(omegat+alpha)` is known as

A

initial phase angle of motion

B

instantaneous phase of S.H.M.

C

total phase of S.H.M.

D

none of these

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