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Equation of two SHM and `y_1 = 10 sin (3 pi t + pi/3)` , `y_2 = 5[ sin(3 pi t) + sqrt(3) cos (3 pi t)]`. Find ratio of amplitude `A_1/A_2`

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3

B

2

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4

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1

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