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Taking the open end of tube as `y =0` position of pressure nodes will be .

A

`y = - 1cm y = 49cm`

B

`y = 0 cm y = 50cm`

C

`y = 1cm y = 51cm`

D

None of these

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To determine the positions of pressure nodes in an open tube, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Concept of Pressure Nodes**: - In a tube that is open at one end, the open end is a pressure node (minimum pressure) and is typically taken as the reference point (y = 0). - The closed end of the tube would be a pressure antinode (maximum pressure). ...
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