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After meeting the end the wave willa- reflect with larger amplitude.b- disappear.c- reflect with the same displacement. (not inverted)d- reflect with opposite displacement. (inverted)
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After meeting the end the wave willa- reflect with larger amplitude.b- disappear.c- reflect with the same displacement. (not inverted)d- reflect with opposite displacement. (inverted)

After meeting the end the wave willa- reflect with larger amplitude.b- disappear.c-example-1
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c- reflect with the same displacement. (not inverted)

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When a wave goes to an end that is free to move, the reflected wave will be equal to the initial wave but will go to the opposite direction. Since the end of the wave is free to move, the answer is

c- reflect with the same displacement. (not inverted)

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