Select the correct expressions for the first three overtones of an open pipe with the fundamental frequency fo. Select one or more: O a. f2 = 3 fo O b. f3 = 4 fo O c. f1 = 2fo O d. f2 = fo O e. f3 = fo 3 O f. f3 = fo

Select the correct expressions for the first three overtones of an open pipe with the fundamental frequency fo. Select one or more: O a. f2 = 3 fo O b. f3 = 4 fo O c. f1 = 2fo O d. f2 = fo O e. f3 = fo 3 O f. f3 = fo

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Chapter17: Sound

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Select the correct expressions for the
first three overtones of an open pipe
with the fundamental frequency fo .
Select one or more:
O a. f2 = 3 fo
O b. f3 = 4fo
O c. f1
= 2 fo
O d. f2 = fo
O e. f3 = fo
O f. f3 = fo
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