If a SHM is given by equation y = (sinnt +cosnt) m, then which of the following statements is correct? The amplitude of oscillation is 1 m The amplitude of oscillation is Z m Particle starts its motion from y = 0 m The period of oscillation is 1 second

If a SHM is given by equation y = (sinnt +cosnt) m, then which of the following statements is correct? The amplitude of oscillation is 1 m The amplitude of oscillation is Z m Particle starts its motion from y = 0 m The period of oscillation is 1 second

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