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Two partical `A and B` execute simple harmonic motion according to the equation `y_(1) = 3 sin omega t` and `y_(2) = 4 sin [omega t + (pi//2)] + 3 sin omega t`. Find the phase difference between them.

A

`(7 pi)/(12)`

B

`(pi)/(12)`

C

`-(pi)/(6)`

D

`(pi)/(6)`

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B

Phase difference between any two particles in a wave determines lack of harmony in the vibrating state of two particles, i.e. how far one particle leads the other or lags behind the other.
Here, `y_(1)=(1)/(2)sin omega t + (sqrt(3))/(2)cos omega t`
`= "cos"(pi)/(3)sin omega t + "sin"(pi)/(3)cos omega t`
`therefore" "y_(1)=sin(omega t + (pi)/(3))`
and `y_(2) = sqrt(2) sin (omega t + (pi)/(4))`
`therefore` Phase difference, `Delta phi = (pi)/(3)-(pi)/(4)=(pi)/(12)`
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