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An open pipe is resonance is its `2^(nd)` harmonic with tuning fork of freqency `f_(1)`. Now it is closed at one end. If the frequency of the tuning fork is increases slowly from `f_(1)`, then agaain a resonance is obtained with `a_(1)` frequency `f_(2)`. if in this case the pipe vibrates `n^(th)` harmonics, then

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