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For a particle of mass m executing SHM with angular frequency `omega,` the kinetic energy k is given by `k=k_(0)cos^(2)omegat`. The equation of its displacement can be

A

`((K_0)/(m omega^(2)))^(1/2) sin omega t`

B

`((2K_0)/(m omega^(2)))^(1/2) sin omega t`

C

`((2omega^(2))/(mK_(0)))^(1/2) sin omega t`

D

`((2K_0)/(m omega))^(1/2) sin omega t`

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