Final answer:
The mode of oscillation with three-fourths of its wavelength in the tube corresponds to the third harmonic.
Step-by-step explanation:
The harmonic number for the mode of oscillation illustrated, where the standing wave has three-fourths of its wavelength in the tube, is the third harmonic. This is because the fundamental frequency (first harmonic) has a wavelength four times the length of the tube, and each subsequent overtone (or harmonic) fits an additional half wavelength into the tube. In the depicted mode, there are two additional half wavelengths (three halves total), indicating the third harmonic.