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[" Q.1A simple harmonic motion is represented by "],[F(t)=10sin(20t+0.5)." The amplitude of the S.H.M.is "],[[" (a) "a=30cm," (b) "a=20cm],[" (c) "a=10cm," (d) "a=5cm]]

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