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The Effect of Path Difference

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Antinodes in a standing waves are caused due to

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constructive interference of two progressive waves

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destructive interference of two progressive waves

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constructive interference of two stationary waves

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D

none of these

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Solution

The correct option is A constructive interference of two progressive waves
The antinodes are points of maximum displacement caused by the constructive interference of the two progressive waves.
The correct option is (a)

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