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If two sound waves:
`y_1=0.3"sin"596 pi(t-x/330)"and" y_2=0.5"sin"604pi(t-x/330)` are superposed.
What will be (i) the frequency of the resultant wave (ii) the frequency at which the amplitant wave varies?

A

600,8

B

300,2

C

300,4

D

600,4

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