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A particle moves along the `X-`axis according to the equation `x = 10 sin^(3)(pit)`. The amplitudes and frequency of component `SHMs` are.

A

amplitude `30//4, 10//4 :` frequencies `3//2, 1//2`

B

amplitude `30//4, 10//4 :` frequencies `1//2, 3//2`

C

amplitude `10, 10 ,` frequencies `1//2, 1//2`

D

amplitude `30//4, 10 :` frequencies `3//2, 2`

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