The pipe shown is 2.75 m long. a. How many wavelengths appear in the pipe? b. Calculate the frequency of the standing wave shown in the pipe. c. In the blank pipe at the far right, sketch the wave shape of the 7th harmonic.

The pipe shown is 2.75 m long. a. How many wavelengths appear in the pipe? b. Calculate the frequency of the standing wave shown in the pipe. c. In the blank pipe at the far right, sketch the wave shape of the 7th harmonic.

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