2. A standing sound wave is set up inside a narrow glass tube which has both ends open. The first harmonic frequency of the standing wave is 500Hz. What is the frequency of the sound wave if the length of the tube is halved and one end is closed? A. 250 Hz B. 500 Hz C. 1000 Hz D. 2000 Hz

2. A standing sound wave is set up inside a narrow glass tube which has both ends open. The first harmonic frequency of the standing wave is 500Hz. What is the frequency of the sound wave if the length of the tube is halved and one end is closed? A. 250 Hz B. 500 Hz C. 1000 Hz D. 2000 Hz

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both ends open. The first harmonic frequency of the standing wave is
500Hz. What is the frequency of the sound wave if the length of the tube is halved
and one end is closed?
A. 250 Hz
B. 500 Hz
C. 1000 Hz
D. 2000 Hz

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