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A metal har clapmed at its centre resonates in its fundamentla mode to produce longitudinal waves of frequency 4 kHz Now the clamp is moved to one end. If `f_1 and f_2` are the frequencies of first overtone and second overtone in second case respectively, then

A

`3f_2=5f_1`

B

`3f_1=5f_2`

C

`f_2=2f_1`

D

`2f_2=f_1`

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