A student wants to establish a standing wave on a wire 1.8 m long clamped at both ends. If the wave speed is 72 m/s, what is the minimum frequency she should apply to set up standing waves? O 18 Hz 12 Hz 20 Hz 24 Hz 15 Hz

A student wants to establish a standing wave on a wire 1.8 m long clamped at both ends. If the wave speed is 72 m/s, what is the minimum frequency she should apply to set up standing waves? O 18 Hz 12 Hz 20 Hz 24 Hz 15 Hz

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