MCQ
Anti-nodal curves represent the points joining:
- ADestructive interference
- BConstructive interference
- CEqual pressure curves
- DZero pressure curves
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Answer
- Constructive interference
Explanation:
Conceptual, anti node represents joining of all points in constructive interface as the amplitude is high.
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