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What is the phase difference between particles being on either side of a node?

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To determine the phase difference between particles located on either side of a node in a stationary wave, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Nodes in Stationary Waves**: - A node is a point in a stationary wave where the amplitude is zero. This means that at the node, there is no displacement of the medium. 2. **Visualizing the Stationary Wave**: ...
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