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Two SHMs directed along x-axis and y-axis are superimposed on a particle of mass m. If `x=A_1sinomegat` and `y= A_2 sin(omegat+pi),then path of the particle will be.

A

Ellipse

B

Circle

C

Straight line with slope `-A_2/A_1`

D

Straight line with slope 1

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