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In Melde's experiment, if the length of the string and the tension are kept constant, then the number of loops in perpendicular position is

A

equal to the number o loops in parallel position.

B

half the number of loops in parallel position.

C

double the number of loops in parallel position.

D

three times the number of loops in parallel position.

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