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The maximum velocity of a simple harmonic motion represented by `y = 3 sin (100t + (pi)/(6))` is given by

A

`300 ms^(-1)`

B

`(3pi)/(6) ms^(-1)`

C

`100 ms^(-1)`

D

`pi/6 ms^(-1)`

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