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The ratio of maximum to minimum intensity at a place due to superposition of two waves represented by y1=3sin(200t) cm and y2=4cos(208t) cm, will be ? here the intensity of individual wave is proportional to (amplitude)^2 or (frequency)^{2 }(amplitude)^2

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