Which of the following represents a standing wave?
A) y = (6.0 mm) sin[(3.0 m-1) x + (2.0 s-1) t] - (6.0 mm) cos[(3.0 m-1) x + 2.0]
B) y = (6.0 mm) cos[(3.0 m-1) x - (2.0 s-1) t] + (6.0 mm) cos[(2.0 s-1) t + 3.0 m-1) x]
C) y = (6.0 mm) cos[(3.0 m-1) x - (2.0 s-1) t] - (6.0 mm) sin[(2.0 s-1) t - 3.0]
D) y = (6.0 mm) sin[(3.0 m-1) x - (2.0 s-1) t] - (6.0 mm) cos[(2.0 s-1) t + 3.0 m-1) x]
E) y = (6.0 mm) sin[(3.0 m-1) x] + (6.0 mm) cos[(2.0 s-1) t]
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