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What happens when you pinch a string that has at least 2 nodes, first at a node and then at an antinode? Do you observe any difference in the behavior of the wave? Does pinching the string at the node
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What happens when you pinch a string that has at least 2 nodes, first at a node and then at an antinode? Do you observe any difference in the behavior of the wave? Does pinching the string at the node or the antinode stop the wave?

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