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The amplitude of a damped oscillator becomes `((1)/(3))^(rd)` in 2 second. If its amplitude after 6 second is `(1)/(n)` times the original amplitude, the value of n is :-

A

`2^3`

B

`3^2`

C

`3^(1//3)`

D

`3^3`

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