Standing waves on strings | Physics | Khan Academy

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when the wave reflect from the boundry (i.e from rare to the denser medium)it reflects at angle of 180 so it should be a destructive interference ...so how the antinodes r formed ??

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Interference occurs only when the waves simultaneously pass through that point in the string, and since a wave before and after reflecting is never simultaneous, so therefore its not a destructive interference.

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Destructive interference does not occur. A wave is made up of crest and trough. Let's assume that crest is leading the trough, and therefore it will be reflected first by the anti node. When the crest is reflected. It is inverted. And the inverted form of crest is trough. And already, another trough was coming behind the crest. So two troughs reinforce each other.

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4:44 L in this example should be representing λ/2 since it is a half cycle with a crest (maximum)only, shouldn't it?

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Can you explain where the extra length of string comes from when the standing wave is at its highest amplitude vs when it is a straight line.

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