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Question #28751

Discuss the principle of superposition. Two collinear SHMs, with amplitudes 5 cm and
12 cm are superposed. Calculate the resultant amplitude when the SHMs differ in phase
by (i) 60°, (ii) 90° and (iii) 120°.

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