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Two sinusoidal waves given below as superposed
`y_1= A sin ( kx - omega t + (pi)/(6))`

A

`(A)/(sqrt(3))sin(kx-omegat)`

B

`Asqrt(3)sin(kx-omegat)`

C

`Asqrt(3)sin(kx-omegat-(pi)/(3))`

D

`(A)/(sqrt(3))sin(kx-omegat-(pi)/(2))`

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