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The amplitude of the vibrating particle due to superposition of two `SHMs`,
`y_(1)=sin (omega t+(pi)/(3)) and y_(2)=sin omega t` is :

A

1

B

`sqrt(2)`

C

`sqrt(3)`

D

2

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C
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