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Two wave function in a medium along x direction are given by
`y_(1)=1/(2+(2x-3t)^(2))m`, `y_(2)=-1/(2+(2x+3t-6)^(2))m`
Where x is in meters and t is in seconds

A

at `x=(3)/(2)m` the resultant displacement will be zero at all times.

B

at t = 1 s which resultant displacement will be zero everywhere.

C

Both waves travel along the same direction.

D

Both waves travel in the opposite directions.

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