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Consecutive standing waves occur at frequencies 280 Hz and 315 Hz on a taut string fixed at both ends. Determine the frequency of the 5th harmonic. O 140 Hz 100 Hz O 175 Hz 75 Hz 105 Hz

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Consecutive standing waves occur at frequencies 280 Hz and 315 Hz on a taut
string fixed at both ends. Determine the frequency of the 5th harmonic.
O 140 Hz
O 100 Hz
O 175 Hz
75 Hz
105 Hz

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