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A string, fixed at both ends and 2.14 m long, is vibrating in its second harmonic. It excites a 0.5-m long pipe closed on one end into its third harmonic (first overtone). Use a speed of sound in air of 345 m/s if needed. (a) Sketch the normal modes given above for both the string and the closed-open pipe. [8] (b) What is the wave speed on the string? [7] (c) Write down the wave function y(x,t) for the 2nd harmonic wave on the string. Assume an arbitrary amplitude. [10] (d) If the mass density of the string is 0.55 g/m, what is the tension in the string? [5]

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