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The amplitude of a particle in damped oscillation is given by `A=A_0e^(-kt) where symbols have usual meanings if at time t=4s,the amplitude is half of initial amplitude then the amplitude is `1/8` of initial value t=

A

16 s

B

20 s

C

8 s

D

12 s

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