[ Choose ]This is the sixth harmonicThis is the fundamental mode of this vibrating objectThe frequency of this wave is given by v/LThere is one node in this standing waveThe wavelength of this wave is L/2The frequency of this wave is given by 3 v/LThis is the fifth harmonicThe wave length of this wave is 3/2 LThere are four nodes in this standing wave The following table shows some images I found on the web for standing waves, which I have put in some arbitrary order, and indexed with the alphabet. In each of these images, consider the distance between the two fixed ends to be L and the speed of the particular wave to be v .Match the image to the most appropriate description in the list.ACDEAThe wavelength of this wavBThere are four nodes in this[ Choose ]DThis is the fifth harmonic[ Choose ]

Number of nodes in a standing wave is equal to n+1, n is the harmonic number.

( Choose ] This is the sixth harmonic This is the fundamental mode of this vibrating object The frequency of this wave is given by v/L There is one node in this standing wave ' The wavelength of this wave is L/2 The frequency of this wave is given by 3 v /L This is the fifth harmonic The wave length of this wave is 3/2 L

( Choose ] This is the sixth harmonic This is the fundamental mode of this vibrating object The frequency of this wave is given by v/L There is one node in this standing wave ' The wavelength of this wave is L/2 The frequency of this wave is given by 3 v /L This is the fifth harmonic The wave length of this wave is 3/2 L

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