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Two sinusoidal waves are superposed. Their equations are
`y_(1)=Asin(kx-omegat+(pi)/(6))and y_(2)=Asin(kx-omegat-(pi)/(6))`
the equation of their resultant is

A

`y_2=A sin (kx - omega t - (pi)/(6))` The equation of resultant wave is

B

`y=(A)/(sqrt(3)) sin (kx - omega t) `

C

`y=A sqrt(3) sin (kx - omega t) `

D

`y=A sqrt(3) sin (kx- omega t - (pi)/3 )`

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