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A particle, with restoring force proportional to displacement and resulting force proportional to velocity is subjected to a force `F sin omega t`. If the amplitude of the particle is maximum for `omega = omega_(1)`, and the energy of the particle is maximum for `omega=omega_(2)`, then

A

`omega_(1) = omega_(0)` and `omega_(2) != omega_(0)`

B

`omega_(1) = omega_(0)` and `omega_(2) = omega_(0)`

C

`omega_(1) 1= omega_(0)` and `omega_(2) = omega_(0)`

D

`omega_(1) != omega_(0)` and `omega_(2) != omega_(0)`

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