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The energy E of a particle varies with time t according to the equation `E=E_0sin(alphat).e^((-alphat)/(betax))`, where x is displacement from mean position `E_0` is energy at infinite position and `alpha` and `beta` are constants .
Dimensions of `sin((alphat)/(betax))` are

A

`[M^(1) L^0 T^0]`

B

`[M^0 L^(1) T^0]`

C

`[M^0 L^0 T^0]`

D

Invalid expression

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