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A particle moves according to the law given below where x, v and a are displacement,velocity and acceleration respectively and `omega`, A are + ve constant then match the following.

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`A rarr (p, q, r, s), (B) rarr (r, s) , (C ) rarr (p, q , r, s) , (D) rarr (p, q , r, s)`
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