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Two waves are passing through a region in the same direction at the same time . If the equation of these waves are
`y_(1) = a sin ( 2pi)/(lambda)( v t - x)`
and `y_(2) = b sin ( 2pi)/( lambda) [( vt - x) + x_(0) ]`
then the amplitude of the resulting wave for `x_(0) = (lambda//2)` is

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