Concept explainers
To explain:
The number of nodes related to number of antinodes in a standing wave fixed at both ends.
Answer to Problem 34SSC
Number of nodes will be one greater (always) than a number of antinodes.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
A wave is defined as a disturbance, moves along a medium (one end to another end). This physical phenomenon is characterized by its wavelength, frequency, plus amplitude. On a continuous wave, the shortest distance (or gap) between equivalent points is termed as wavelength.
Frequency is described as a number of complete oscillations per unit in a particular time.
It is known that standing waves has stationary nodes plus antinodes.
Interference produces standing waves in a rope. As the frequency of vibration is increased the numbers of nodes plus antinodes increase. So, number of nodes will be one greater (always) than a number of antinodes.
Conclusion:
Number of nodes: One greater than a number of antinodes.
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