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[" Two waves are represented by "],[y_(1)=a sin(omega t+(pi)/(6))" and "y_(2)=a cos wt." what will "],[" be their resultant amplitude? (RAJ PMT-96) "],[" (a) a "],[" (b) "sqrt(2)" a "],[" (c) "sqrt(3)a],[" (d) "2a],[" Answer: "(c)]

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