A tuning fork is hit and held in front of a one open-ended cylinder. The first harmonic resonance (the fundamental) is generated. Which diagram best describes the pattern of the displacement of air molecules inside the tube? OF A. C. E. Turning fork K U a Open end B. D. F. Closed end

A tuning fork is hit and held in front of a one open-ended cylinder. The first harmonic resonance (the fundamental) is generated. Which diagram best describes the pattern of the displacement of air molecules inside the tube? OF A. C. E. Turning fork K U a Open end B. D. F. Closed end

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