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[" 02.Two travelling waves "y_(1)=A sin[k(x-ct)]" and "],[y_(2)=A sin[k(x+ct)]" are superimposed on "],[" string.The distance between adjacent nodes is "],[qquad " (11T-Mains) "],[[" (a)eter "," (b) "c" t/ "2 pi]]

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