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[" 58.A particle is subjected to two simple harmonic motions,"],[" one along the "X" -axis and the other on a line making an "],[" angle of "45^(@)" with the "X" -axis.The two motions are given "],[" by "],[qquad x=x_(0)sin omega t" and "s=s_(0)sin omega t]

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