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A simple harmonic motion is represented by :
`y=5(sin3pit+sqrt(3)cos3pit)cm` The amplitude and time period of the motion by :

A

5 units

B

`5sqrt(3)` units

C

`10sqrt(3)` units

D

10 units

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D
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