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could you please explain and show the breakdown to this answer Amplitude = 2ym (cos Pi/4)...from here how do you get to the final answer below: Amplitude =1.41ym Thank you!

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Amplitude = 2y_m (cos Pi/4)...from here how do you get to the final answer below:

Amplitude =1.41y_m

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