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two collinear harmonic oscillation x1=8sin(100pie(t)) and x2=12sin(96pie(t)) are superposed.calculate the value of time when the
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two collinear harmonic oscillation x1=8sin(100pie(t)) and x2=12sin(96pie(t)) are superposed.calculate the *maximum and minimum
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