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Equation of a simple harmonic motion is given by X= 10 sin (20t+ 0.5) where 'X' is in meter and 't' is - in second. Find its frequency.

A

3.14 Hz,

B

6.28 Hz,

C

3.18 Hz,

D

1.57 Hz

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