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Fifth overtone of a closed pipe is found to be in in unison with the third overtone of an open organ pipe. Find ratio of length of open organ pipe to that of closed organ pipe .

A

`(5/11)`

B

`(7/11)`

C

`(4/11)`

D

`(8/11)`

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