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If `f_(1)(t)=A sin omega t and f_(2)(t)=B cos omegat` represent two functions, then express, then express the combined amplitude.

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`f(t)=f_(1)(t)+f_(2)(t)=C sin (omegat+phi)`
where `C=sqrt(A^(2)+B^(2)), phi = tan^(-1)((B)/(A))`
Here .C. is the combined amplitude and `.phi.` the resultant phase.
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