3. A student was blowing air into a closed tube and found that he produced 4 different sounds. Below are the diagrams for the four sounds he made. Use the diagrams to determine the wavelength in each column if the column is 20 cm UNAN 32 52 4 4 4 72 4

3. A student was blowing air into a closed tube and found that he produced 4 different sounds. Below are the diagrams for the four sounds he made. Use the diagrams to determine the wavelength in each column if the column is 20 cm UNAN 32 52 4 4 4 72 4

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column if the column is 20 cm
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