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The displacement of a particle performing simple harmonic motion is given by, `x=8" "sin" "omegat+6cos" "omegat`, where distance is in cm and time is in second. What is the amplitude of motion?

A

10 cm

B

14 cm

C

8 cm

D

6 cm

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