Two sinusoidal waves travelling on the same string are described by the wavefunctions: y1 = A sin(kx-wt) and y2 = A sin(kx-wt+p). Which of the following values for p corresponds to a resultant amplitude greater than A/2? O +75.5° < Q < +284.5° O +151° < p < +208.9° O -151° < p < +151° O -75.5° < p < +75.5°

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