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The acceleration of a particle, starting from rest, varies with time according to the relation `a =- B omega sin omegat.` The displacement of the particle at time t will be:

A

a) `B sin omega t`/ w

B

b) `B omega cos omega t `

C

c) `B omega sin omega t `

D

d) `B (omega ^(2) sin omega t) ^(2)`

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