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    A node is a point in a standing wave that always has zero displacement, while an antinode is a point that always has maximum displacement. In a standing wave, nodes and antinodes occur at fixed points along the medium supporting the wave.

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    A node is a point in a standing wave that always has zero displacement, while an antinode is a point that always has maximum displacement. In a standing wave, nodes and antinodes occur at fixed points along the medium supporting the wave.

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    A node is a point in a standing wave that always has zero displacement, while an antinode is a point that always has maximum displacement. In a standing wave, nodes and antinodes occur at fixed points along the medium supporting the wave.

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    In a standing wave a node always has zero displacement and an antinode

    always has maximum displacement

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