Estimate the first three standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract. Use v = 344 m/s. (The answers are only an estimate, since the position of lips and tongue affects the motion of air in the vocal tract.) Estimate the second standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract. Estimate the third standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract.

Estimate the first three standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract. Use v = 344 m/s. (The answers are only an estimate, since the position of lips and tongue affects the motion of air in the vocal tract.) Estimate the second standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract. Estimate the third standing-wave frequencies of the vocal tract.

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