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(II) Estimate. the. frequency. 313 x 445ksound of the ocean" when you put your ear very near a 15-cm-diameter sea- shell (Fig. 12–35). FIGURE 12-35 Problem 32.

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(II) Estimate. the. frequency.
313 x 445ksound of the ocean"
when you put your ear very
near a 15-cm-diameter sea-
shell (Fig. 12–35).
FIGURE 12-35
Problem 32.

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