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The function `sin^(2)(omega t)` represents:

A

periodic but not simple harmonic motion

B

simple harmonic motion with a period `(pi)/(omega)`

C

simple harmonic motion with a period `(2pi)/(omega)`

D

simple harmonic motion with a period `(4pi)/(omega)`

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