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Two identical sinusoidal waves travel in opposite direction in a wire 15 m15 {~m} long and produce a standing wave in the wire. If the speed of the wave is 12 ms−112 {~ms}^{-1} and there are 6 nodes in the standing wave. Find the frequency.
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Correct option: B
2 Hz2 {~Hz}
Option B (2 Hz2 {~Hz}) is correct because the frequency is calculated using the wave speed and wavelength, where the wavelength is determined by the number of nodes in the standing wave.

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