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A particle `m` starts with zero velocity along a line `y=4d`. The position of particle `m` varies as `x=A sin omegat`, At `omegat=pi//2`, its angular momentum with respect to the origin

A

`mAomegad`

B

`momegad//A`

C

`mAd//omega`

D

zero

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At `omegat=pi//2`
`u=Aomegacost=0`
So, angular momentum of particle `m` with respect to the origin should be zero.
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