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Waves `y_(1) = Acos(0.5pix - 100pit)` and `y_(2)=Acos(0.46pix - 92pit)` are travelling along x-axis. (Here `x` is in `m` and `t` is in second)
(3) The number of times `y_(1) + y_(2) = 0` at `x = 0` in `1sec` is

A

100

B

46

C

192

D

96

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The correct Answer is:
A
At `x=0,y=y_1+y_2`
`y=2A cos 96 pit cos4 pit`
It will be When either function are zero `implies n le 96 or m le4 implies n+m=100`
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