When Will Node and Antinode Energies Be Equal?

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at what time will the energy of a node be equal to energy of an antinode when the time period is T?
 
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Looks like homework (which should be posted elsewhere - see the top of the list of topics). What do you think about this and what research have you done already? PF makes a point of not just giving answers without the student having shown they have tried a bit.
 
sorry... actually m a new user on this website...unaware of the rules..
what i know is...
that node has zero amplitude..n antinode has maximum amplitude. and that the maximum potential energy= 1/2*ρ*ω2A2.
which also equals the kinetic energy..
but i am unable to relate the above information in order to solve the given query.
please guide me if i m wrong anywhere.
 
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Afair, you need to consider the sum of KE and PE at the Antinode. What will the energy be at a node? This link gives a good treatment for strings. I think the answer to your question in in there.