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[Q. Nos. 3-4] Difference in frequencies between 3rd overtone of closed pipe and 5th haronic of the same pipe is 400 Hz. Futher 3rd hormonic of this closed pipe os equal to 6th hormonic of another open pipe.
Fundamental frequencies of closed pipe and open pipe are

A

200 Hz, 400 Hz

B

150 Hz, 75 Hz

C

200 Hz, 100 hz

D

400 Hz, 300 Hz

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