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The first harmonic emitted from a closed pipe `p_(1) ` and the third harmonic emitted from an open pipe `p_(2)` produce resonance with a tuning fork. What is the ratio of lengths of ` p_(1) and p_(2)` ?

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` 1 : 6 `
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