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The function sin^(2) (omegat) represent...

The function `sin^(2) (omegat)` represents.

A

A simple harmonic motion with a period `2pi//omega`

B

A simple harmonic motion with a period `pi//omega`

C

A periodic , but not simple harmonic motion with a period `2pi//omega`

D

A periodic , but not simple harmonic motion with a period `pi//omega`

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