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Biology, 06.05.2021 16:10 SKYBLUE1015

Which has the highest frequency? Which of the standing waves represents the first overtone ?
In which of the following pairs of standing waves is the frequency of the second wave twice the frequency of the first?
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Which has the highest frequency?

Which of the standing waves represents the first overtone ?
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