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[" Standing waves are produced by superposifion of fivo waves "],[" y "1=0.05" sin "(tr x" ? "x" ) and "],[" y) "2=0.05" sin "(x+2)" ( "ln" ) "],[" llhere x and y are measured in moter and "1" in second.Tind the amplitude of particle at "x=0,5" in "(cos57,3=0,54)]

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