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in stationary wave ,what is the phase difference between two particles of two consecutive loops​

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Answered by abhi178
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answer : 180°

explanation : we know, stationary wave is the superposition of two wave of same amplitude and frequency but both move in opposite directions.

e.g., if there are two wave, y_1=Asin(\omega t - kx) and y_2=Asin(\omega t+kx)

then, stationary wave is y = y_1+y_2

or, y=Asin(\omega t -kx)+Asin(\omega t+kx)

or, y=2Asin\omega tcoskx

or, y=|2Acoskx|sin\omega t

here it is clear that, phase difference between two particles of two consecutive loops is 180°

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