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A)
2A cos(kx) cos( ?t )
B)
2A sin(kx) cos( ?t )
C)
2A sin(kx) sin( ?t )
D)
A sin[(kx )2 - (?t )2]
E)
2A cos(kx) sin( ?t )
B
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