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If in a stationary wave the amplitude corresponding to antinode is 4 cm, then the ampitude corresponding to a particle of medium located exactly midway between a node and an antinode is

A

2 cm

B

`2sqrt(2)cm`

C

`sqrt(2)cm`

D

1.5 cm

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