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Show that if \(f_{1}(x, t)=A_{1} \sin \left(k_{1} x-\omega_{1} t\right)\) and \(f_{2}(x, t)=\) \(A_{2} \sin \left(k_{2} x-\omega_{2} t\right)\) are both solutions to the wave equation (Eq. 16. 51), then \(f(x, t)=f_{1}(x, t)+f_{2}(x, t)\) is also a solution.

Data from Eq. 16. 51

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