Stationary waves can be produced in (a) only solid and gaseous media (b) only liquid and gaseous media (c) only solid and liquid media (d) solid, liquid and gaseous media

Answer: (d). Stationary waves form wherever two identical waves travel in opposite directions, transverse or longitudinal. Examples: strings and rods (solid), water surface (liquid), air columns (gas). So the answer is (d).

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Stationary Waves & Vibrating Strings

Stationary waves can be produced in

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Answer: (d)

Stationary waves form wherever two identical waves travel in opposite directions, transverse or longitudinal.
Examples: strings and rods (solid), water surface (liquid), air columns (gas).
So the answer is (d).

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