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Is the sum of two sinusoids always a sinusoid? Explain.
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Is the sum of two sinusoids always a sinusoid? Explain.

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The sum of two equal sinusoids are equal to each other.
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No. The sum of two sinusoids will not be a sinusoid if the periods are different. IF the two sinusoids have the same period, then the sum will also be a sinusoid.

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