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A tube closed at one end has resonant frequencies that are 300 Hz apart. If this...

A tube closed at one end has resonant frequencies that are 300 Hz apart. If this tube is now opened at both ends, what is the 1st harmonic frequency?

Please explain the n values in great detail used for the formulas (other Chegg answers do not do this).

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