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A phenomenon which happens again and again at particular intervals of time is termed as ___ phenomenon.

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A phenomenon that happens again and again at particular intervals of time is termed as a periodic phenomenon. Whereas phenomenon which does not occur at fixed time intervals are called non-periodic interval. The occurrence of day and night, leap year, waves in a sea etc. are periodic processes.

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