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Two waves from the same source arrive at a point with a path difference of 3/8 λ , where λ is the wavelength.
What is the phase difference?
phase diff(Δϕ) / 360° or 2π = path difference (Δx) / λ
(path difference is also denoted by (Δd) )

what are nodes?
- nodes are points of minimum amplitude
- where destructive interference occurs
(or destructive superposition)
[The nodes and antinodes do not move along the string Nodes are fixed and antinodes only move in the vertical direction ]
![<p>- nodes are points of minimum amplitude</p><p>- where destructive interference occurs</p><p>(or destructive superposition)</p><p>[The nodes and antinodes do not move along the string Nodes are fixed and antinodes only move in the vertical direction ]</p>](https://knowt-user-attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/e28c14aa-e533-463f-8b1d-15117dd04652.png)
What are antinodes?
- antinodes are points of maximum amplitude
- where constructive interference occurs
(or constructive superposition)
