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The position of a particle in motion is given by `y = B + Csinomegat + Dcosomegat ` w.r.t origin. Then motion of the particle is

A

`SHM` with amplitude `C+D`

B

`SHM` with amplitude `sqrt(C^(2) + D^(2))`

C

`SHM` with amplitude `((C + D))/(2)`

D

not `SHM`

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