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Consider standing wave formed due to superposition of two plane waves having the same amplitude, frequency and moving in opposite direction. Mark the correct statements:

A

the energy of a standing wave transforms completely into potential energy and at some other instant into kinetic energy during a part of complete cycle.

B

kinetic energy and potential energy attain their maximum and minimum values simultaneously

C

there is transition of energy from each node to its adjacent antinodes and back.

D

the time averaged energy flux in any cross section of the wave is zero.

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