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32. The mathe...

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32. The mathematical forms for three sinusoidal travelling waves are given by Wave 1:y(x,t)=(2cm) sin (3x-6t) Wave 2:y(x,t)=3cm sin (4x-12t) Wave 3:y(x,t) =4cm sin(5x-11t) Where x is in metres and t in seconds of these waves

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