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Two longitudinal waves propagating in the X and Y directions superimpose. The wave equations are as below `Phi_(1)=A(omegat-kx)` and `Phi_(2)=Acos(omegat-ky)`. Trajectory of the motion of a particle lying on the line `y=x((2n+1)lamda)/(2)` will be

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