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A particle moves on the X-axis according to the equation `x=x_0 sin^2omegat`. The motion simple harmonic

A

with amplitude `x_(0)//2`

B

with amplitude `2x_(0)`

C

with the period `(2x)/(omega)`

D

with the period `(pi)/(omega)`

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