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The displacement of a particle for a wave at the point x = 0 is given by ` y = cos^(2) pi t sin 4 pi t ` . Find out the number of harmonic waves that are superposed . What are their frequencies ?

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3; 1Hz, 2 Hz , 3 Hz
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