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Some of the standing waves in an organ pipe open at both ends have the following frequencies: 100 hz, 200 hz, 250 hz, and 300 hz. it is also known that there are no standing waves with frequencies between 250 hz and 300 hz.
a/ what is the fundamental frequency of this pipe?
b/ what is the frequency of the third harmonic?

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