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Download Solution PDFA stationary wave is produced in a string of length of 1.25 meters. If three nodes and two antinodes are produced in the string, then the wavelength of the wave is
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Download Solution PDFCONCEPT:
Standing Wave:
It is a combination of two waves that move in the opposite direction with the same amplitude and frequency get superimposed and form nodes and antinodes.
Nodes (N):
- The points where the amplitude is minimum are called nodes.
- The distance between two successive nodes is λ/2.
- Nodes are at permanent rest.
- At nodes air pressure and density both are high.
Antinodes (A):
- The points of maximum amplitudes are called antinodes.
- The distance between two successive nodes is λ/2.
- At nodes air pressure and density both are low.
- The distance between a node (N) and adjoining antinode (A) is λ/4.
Explanation:
Given - Length of the string (l) = 1.25 meters
It is given that three nodes and two antinodes are produced in the string and as we know that the distance between two successive nodes is λ/2 and the distance between a node (N) and adjoining antinode (A) is λ/4.
Therefore the wavelength of the wave is 1.25 meters.
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