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yes, glenn is correct.

And here was me thinking that might be a hard one =/

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Freshman Biology. We spent an entire day talking about the platypus ;).

Alright, next question:

In a standing wave, where are the nodes located?

Good luck with that.
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iirc the nodes are the points at which the reflection of the wave are in antiphase.

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iirc the nodes are the points at which the reflection of the wave are in antiphase.


In a standing wave... all points are in antiphase, as all points are directly opposite their counterpart on the other wave. I'm looking for the specific point(s) where a node is located.

Here's a hint: There's one more node than antinode in any standing wave.
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Lucky number 3.
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No, it's not a number, it's a specific point. I'm just saying that there will be less antinode points than node points in a standing wave.
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tricky to explain, i'm gonna try an ascii diagram

ok, ascii sucks - i'm gonna use paint

An image!

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Yeah, that's correct. If you want to put that in words:
Nodes are the sections on a standing wave where complete destructive interference occurs.
Similarly, anti-nodes are the sections on a standing wave where maximum amplitude occurs, thus why there have to be less anti-nodes than nodes (anti-nodes can only occur between two nodes).

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here's a hard one - 24 hours before you can google for the tax bands.

if i earn £35000 in a year, how much tax would i pay if i lived in the UK on the default tax code?

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i've decided to make this one of those nearest number questions - closest person at 24 hours wins

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£4690.

it sounds like it might be too low to me, I was guessing at tax bands / percentages, just can't quite remember them.

All I'd have to do is look at a past paper though.. heh

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i've decided to make this one of those nearest number questions - closest person at 24 hours wins

Oh I can just as well guess then. :P

£8,500.

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here's a hard one - 24 hours before you can google for the tax bands.

if i earn £35000 in a year, how much tax would i pay if i lived in the UK on the default tax code?



Stop making questions only the UK people would know..

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Stop making questions only the UK people would know..


You think we know?

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