When a string is stretched between two rigid supports,kept under a certain tension,and vibrated,what is the nature of the standing wave formed?
- AAntinodes at both ends and at least one node in between
- BNodes at both ends and at least one antinode in between
- CNodes at both ends and no antinode in between
- DAntinodes at both ends and no node in between
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