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Waves: Vibration in Sound Tubes

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An open-ended sound tube with a length of 85 cm is used to produce standing sound waves in the air. Considering the speed of sound in the air as 340 m/s, determine the frequency of the first harmonic (fundamental mode) and then, what would be the frequency of the third harmonic?
a.
340 Hz and 1020 Hz
b.
85 Hz and 1020 Hz
c.
170 Hz and 680 Hz
d.
340 Hz and 680 Hz
e.
680 Hz and 2040 Hz

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