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Stationary waves are formed due to superposition of two oppositely directed waves, each of frequency 550 Hz, velocity 330 ` m*s^(-1)` and of equal amplitude . Find (i) the distance between two consecutive antinodes, (ii) the distance between three consecutive nodes, (iii) the distance between a pair of adjacent node and antinode in this stationary wave .

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(i) 30 cm ; (ii) 60 cm ; (iii) 15 cm
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