Discussion
In a standing wave, the distance between a node and the adjacent antinode is
Answer: B
The distance is \(\lambda/4\).
In a standing wave, consecutive nodes are half a wavelength apart, and an antinode sits exactly midway between two nodes. The node-to-antinode distance is therefore half of that, \(\lambda/4\).
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