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What will be the displacement equation, of the simple harmonic motion obtained by combining the motions?
`x_(1)=2sin omega t , x_(2)=4 sin(omega t +(pi)/(6))`
`x_(3)=6 sin (omega t +(pi)/(3))`

A

`x=10.25 sin (omega t +phi)`

B

`x=10.25sin(omega t -phi)`

C

`x=11.25sin(omega t +phi)`

D

`x=11.25 sin(omega t -phi)`

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