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Three one-dimensional mechanical waves in an elastic medium is given as
`y_1 = 3A sin (omegat - kx), y_2 = A sin (omegat - kx + pi) and y_3 = 2A sin (omegat + kx)`
are superimposed with each other. The maximum displacement amplitude of the medium particle would be

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