25. Which standing wave pattem is a possible pattern for the pipe closed at one end? We have two organ pipes, both 1 m long, one closed at one end and one with both ends open. The figures below represent possible standing wave patterns for those pipes. Im

25. Which standing wave pattem is a possible pattern for the pipe closed at one end? We have two organ pipes, both 1 m long, one closed at one end and one with both ends open. The figures below represent possible standing wave patterns for those pipes. Im

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25. Which standing wave pattern is a possible pattern for the pipe closed at one end?
We have two organ pipes, both 1 m long, one closed at one end and
one with both ends open. The figures below represent possible
standing wave patterns for those pipes.
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O A. A
O B. B
C. C
O D. Both A & B are possible
O E. Both A & C are possible
F. Both B & C are possible
O G. All of A, B, & C are possible

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