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Find the distance between two successive antinodes in a stationary wave on a string vibrating with frequency 32 Hz. [ Speed of wave = 48 m/s. ]​

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Answered by Kakashi369
15

Answer:

0.75m

Explanation:

Let wavelength = d
Then length between two successive antinodes will be d/2.

frequency = 32Hz

velocity = 48m/s

v = fd

d = v/f

d = 48/32 = 3/2 m = wavelength

length between two successive antinodes = d/2 = 3/4 = 0.75m

Answered by nirman95
15

DISTANCE BETWEEN SUCCESSIVE ANTI NODES IS 0.75 METRES.

Given:

  • Velocity of wave = 48 m/s.
  • Frequency = 32 Hz

To find:

  • Distance successive antinodes in the stationary wave?

Calculation:

First of all, let's calculate the wavelength of the stationary wave :

v = f \times  \lambda

 \implies \:  \lambda =  \dfrac{v}{f}

 \implies \:  \lambda =  \dfrac{48}{32}

 \implies \:  \lambda = 1.5 \: metre

  • Now, we know that the distance between two successive antinodes in a stationary wave is \lambda/2

So, let the distance be d :

 \implies \: d =  \dfrac{ \lambda}{2}

 \implies \: d =  \dfrac{1.5}{2}

 \implies \: d = 0.75 \: m

So, is between successive antinode is 0.75 metres.

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