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Q(1) Find the resultant for the superposition of the following two harmonic waves: yı(x.t)= A Sin (kx-wt) , y:(x,t)= A sin (kx+ot) Explain the result and what does it mean ? whax

Q(1) Find the resultant for the superposition of the following two harmonic waves: yı(x.t)= A Sin (kx-wt) , y:(x,t)= A sin (kx+ot) Explain the result and what does it mean ? whax

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Q(1) Find the resultant for the superposition of the following two harmonic waves: yı(x,t)= A Sin (kx-wt) y2(x,t)= A sin (kx+wt) Explain the result and what does it mean ? へwt-x)
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