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[" 34.The equation of a stationary wave is given by: "],[qquad y=6sin(pi x/3)cos40 pi t],[" where "y" and "x" are given in "cm" and time "t" in "],[" seconds,then the amplitude of progressive wave "],[" is: "],[[" (1) "6cm," (2) "3cm," (3) "12cm" (4) "2cm]]

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[" 34.The equation of a stationary wave is given by: "],[qquad y=6sin(pi x/3)cos40 pi t],[" where "y" and "x" are given in "cm" and time "t" in "],[" seconds,then the amplitude of progressive wave "],[" is: "],[[" (1) "6cm," (2) "3cm," (3) "12cm" (4) "2cm]]

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