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The position vector of a particle moving in `x-y` plane is given by
`vec(r) = (A sinomegat)hat(i) + (A cosomegat)hat(j)` then motion of the particle is :

A

`SHM`

B

on a circle

C

on a straight line

D

with constant acceleration

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