Standing wave patterns consist of nodes and antinodes. The positions along a medium that appear to be stationary are known as They are points of no displacement. The positions along a medium that are undergoing rapid motion between a maximum positive and maximum negative displacement are known as They are the opposite of the points of no displacement.

Standing wave patterns consist of nodes and antinodes. The positions along a medium that appear to be stationary are known as They are points of no displacement. The positions along a medium that are undergoing rapid motion between a maximum positive and maximum negative displacement are known as They are the opposite of the points of no displacement.

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