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To describe the formation of a standing wave.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
A standing wave is formed when two waves of same frequency superpose in a same medium.
When two wave of same frequency travelling in opposite direction superpose each other in a same medium, formation of a stationary wave take place with nodes and antinodes.
The point on a stationary wave with zero amplitude is called nodes and the point on maximum amplitude is called antinodes.
Conclusion:
Thus, the formation of stationary wave is an interference phenomenon.
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