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1. A stationary wave is formed on a long spring when two progressive waves of the same amplitude and wavelength traveling in opposite directions superimpose. 2. Nodes are points that remain motionless while antinodes are points with maximum oscillation amplitude. 3. The separation between adjacent nodes or antinodes equals half the wavelength, while the separation between a node and adjacent antinode equals a quarter wavelength.
- Author
- Dyna Mo
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- EN