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Which of the following functions of time represent (a) periodic and (b) non-periodic motion? Give the period for each case of periodic motion [`omega` is any positive constant].
(i) `sinomegat+cosomegat`
(ii) `sinomegat+cos2omegat+sin4omegat`
(iii) `e^(-omegat)`
(iv) `log(omegat)`

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The function `e^(-omega t)` is not periodic, it decreases monotonically with increasing time and tends to zero at `t to oo` and thus, never repeats its value. So it is a non-periodic function.
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