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The displacement of two particles of same mass executing SHM are represented by the equations
`x_(1)=4"sin"(10t+(pi)/(6))` and `x_(2)=5"cos"(omegat)`.
The value of `omega` for which the energies of both the particles remain same is

A

16 unit

B

6 unit

C

4 unit

D

8 unit

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