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Standing waves are produced by the superposition of
two waves
`y_(1)=0.05 sin (3 pit-2x) and y_(2) = 0.05 sin (3pit+2x)`
Where x and y are in metres and t is in second. What
is the amplitude of the particle at `x = 0.5` m ? (Given,
`cos 57. 3 ^(@) = 0. 54)`

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