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The displacement of a particle along the x-axis is given by `x = a sin^(2) omega t`. The motion of the particle corresponds to

A

simple harmonic motion of frequency `omega//2pi`

B

simple harmonic motion of frequency `omega//pi`

C

simple harmonic motion of frequency `3omega//2pi`

D

non simple harmonic motion

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