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An oscillation is superposition of three harmonic oscillations and decribed by the equation `x=A sin 2pi upsilon_(1)` where A changes with time according to `A=A_(0)(1+cos 2pi upsilon_(2)t)` with `A_0` to be constant. The frequencies of pure harmonic oscillations forming this oscillation are

A

`upsilon_(1),upsilon_(2),|upsilon_(1)-upsilon_(2)|`

B

`upsilon_(1),|upsilon_(1)-upsilon_(2)|,upsilon_(1)+upsilon_(2)`

C

`upsilon_(1),upsilon_(2),|upsilon_(2)-upsilon_(1)|`

D

`upsilon_(1),upsilon_(2),upsilon_(1)+upsilon_(2)`

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To solve the problem, we need to analyze the given equation of oscillation and determine the frequencies of the harmonic oscillations involved. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understand the given equations**: The equation of oscillation is given as: \[ x = A \sin(2\pi \nu_1 t) ...
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