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The displacement of a particle from its mean position (in mean is given by `y = 0.2 sin(10pi t + 1.5 pi) cos (10 pi t+ 1.5 pi)`. The motion but not `S.H.M.`

A

periodic but not SHM

B

non-periodic

C

simple harmonic motion with period 0.1 s

D

simple harmonic motion with period 0.2 s.

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