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A pipe closed at one end produces a fundamental note of frequency `412 Hz`. If it is cut into two pieces of equal lengths, then the fundamental frequencies produced by the two pieces would be

A

`206 Hz`, `412 Hz`

B

`824 Hz`, `1648 Hz`

C

`412 Hz`, 824 Hz`

D

`206 Hz`, `824Hz`

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