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Four simple harmonic vibrations `x_(1) = 8sinepsilont`, `x_(2) = 6sin(epsilont+pi/2)`, `x_(3)=4sin(epsilont_pi)` and `x_(4) = 2sin(epsilon+(3pi)/2)` are superimposed on each other. The resulting amplitude and its phase difference with `x_(1)` are respectively.

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