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Displacement and time equation of two particles moving along x- axis are `x_(1)=4+4sin omegat` and `x_(2)=3cos omegat` where `omega=pi rad/s` Maximum separation will be at time t equal to
(A)1s
(B)`(127)/(180)s`
(c) `2s`

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