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For a particle executing simple harmonic motion represented by `x(t) = A cos (omega t + varphi )` acceleration a(t) is given by .

A

`a(t) = - 2 omega^(2)x(t)`

B

`a(t) = - 2 omega x(t)`

C

`a(t) = - omega x(t) `

D

`a(t) = - omega^(2) x (t)`

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