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A simple harmonic wave of amplitude "2mm" is travelling along positive x-axis.At a given instant, displacement for two different particles on the wave is 1mm and `sqrt(2)`mm along positive Y direction.If wave length of wave is 48mm then find minimum separation between positions of the particles (in mm)

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