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The amplitude of a damped oscillation reduces to one third of its original value `a_(0)` in 20s. The amplitude of such oscillation after a period of 40s will be……………..

A

`a_(0)//9`

B

`a_(0)//6`

C

`a_(0)//2`

D

`a_(0)//27`

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A

In the first 20s, the amplitude reduces to one-third of the original value, i.e., to `a_(0)//3`. In the next 20s, it will reduce to one-third of the reduced value, i.e., to `a_(0)//9`.
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