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At the free end of a vibrating string, which feature forms?
AA fixed node
BAn antinode
CA sign reversal
DA dead zone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. An antinode
A freely moving end can oscillate with maximum amplitude, so an antinode forms there.
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