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A 0.624 m string is clamped at both ends. If the lowest standing wave frequency in...

A 0.624 m string is clamped at both ends. If the lowest standing wave frequency in the string is 326 Hz, what is the wave speed?

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619 m/s

505 m/s

407 m/s

203 m/s

102 m/s

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The answer according to your options is 407 m/s after approximating.

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