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If the length of an organ pipe closed at one end is 1 m and velocity of sound is `330 m//s`, then frequency for the second note is_______.

A

`4xx330/4 Hz`

B

`3xx330/4 Hz`

C

`2xx330/4 Hz`

D

`2xx4/330 Hz`

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