Give the values of the amplitude at a node and an anti-node in a stationary wave.

  • A
    Node: $0$,Anti-node: $2A$
  • B
    Node: $A$,Anti-node: $A$
  • C
    Node: $2A$,Anti-node: $0$
  • D
    Node: $0$,Anti-node: $A$

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