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1. Stationary waves are produced on a string when one end is attached to a vibrating device and the other end is held fixed. An incident wave travels from the vibrating device toward the fixed end, and a reflected wave travels back. The superposition of these waves creates a stationary wave pattern. 2. Antinodes occur at points of constructive interference where the amplitude is largest. Nodes occur at points of destructive interference where the amplitude is zero. 3. The velocity of a stationary wave
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- Thet Aung
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