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The displacement of a particle is represented by the equation `y = sin^3 omega t`. The motion is

A

non- periodic

B

periodic but not simple harmonic

C

simple harmonic with period `2(pi)/ omega`

D

simple harmonic with period `pi/ omega`.

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