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Three simple harmonic motions in the same direction having same amplitude and the same period are superposed. If each differs in phase from the next by `pi//4` then which of the following is wrong.
(`i`) Resultant amplitude is `(sqrt(2)+1)` a
(`ii`) Phase of resultant motion relative to first is `90^(@)`
(`iii`) The energy associated with the resulting motion is `3` times the energy associated with any single motion

A

(`i`) & (`iii`)

B

(`ii`) only

C

(`ii`) & (`iii`)

D

(`i`) (`ii`) & (`iii`)

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