Two simple harmonic motions are given by `y _(1) = 5 sin ( omegat = pi //3). y_(2) = 5 ( sin omegat+ sqrt(3) cos omegat)`. Ratio of their amplitudes is

Two simple harmonic motions are represented by the equations y_(1) = 10 sin(3pit + pi//4) and y_(2) = 5(sin 3pit + sqrt(3)cos 3pit) their amplitude are in the ratio of ………… .

Two simple harmonic motions are represented by the equations y_(1) = 10 sin(3pit + pi//4) and y_(2) = 5(sin 3pit + sqrt(3)cos 3pit) their amplitude are in the ratio of ………… .

Two simple harmonic motions are represented by y_(1)=5 [sin 2 pi t + sqrt(3)cos 2 pi t] and y_(2) = 5 sin (2pit+(pi)/(4)) The ratio of their amplitudes is

Two simple harmonic motions are represented by the equations. y_(1)=10"sin"(pi)/(4)(12t+1),y_(2)=5(sin3pt+sqrt(3)cos3pt) the ratio of their amplitudes is

Two simple harmonic motions are represented by the equations. y_(1)=10"sin"(pi)/(4)(12t+1),y_(2)=5(sin3pt+sqrt(3)cos3pt) the ratio of their amplitudes is

Two particles are executing S.H.M. The equation of their motion are y_(1) = 10 sin (omega t + (piT)/4),y_(2)=25 sin (omegat+(sqrt3piT/4)) . What is the ratio of their amplitude

Two simple harmonic motions are given by y_(1)=A_(1)sinomegat andy_(2)=A_(2)sin(omegat+phi) are acting on the particles in the same direction .The resultant motion is S.H.M., its amplitude is