The distance between a node and an anti-node for a transverse wave is equal to

Physics

WAEC 1989

A. the wavelength
B. thrice the wavelength
C. one-half of the wavelength
D. one-quater of the wavelength
E. three quaters of the wavelength

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Correct Answer: Option D

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