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Two parallel S.H.M's represented by
`x_1`= 5sin `[4pi t+frac(pi)(3)]` cm
`x_2` = 3sin [4pi t _+frac (pi)(4)]cm are superposed on a particle.Determine the amplitude and epoch of the resultant S.H.M.

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