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[" 009.Two SHM are represented by the equations "],[qquad [x_(1)=20sin[5 pi t+(pi)/(4)]],[x_(2)=10(sin5 pi t+sqrt(3)cos5 pi t)],[" The ratio of the amplitudes of the two motions "],[" (A) "0.5," (B) "1],[" (C) "0.25," (D) "(sqrt(3))/(2)]]

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