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The motion of a particle is given by
`y = a sin omega t + b sin omega t`
The motion of the particle is

A

not a S.H.M.

B

S.H.M. with amplitude (a + b)

C

S.H.M. with amplitude `(a + b)//2,`

D

S.H.M with amplitude `sqrt(a^2 + b^2)`

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D
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