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A 1. 2 meter string is stretched between two points A 1.2 meter string is stretched between two points. The velocity of a wave o the string is 200m/s. Draw and find the frequency and wavelength of the first and 3rd harmonics. Complete the table. harmonic f λ 1 2 3 4 5 λ1 = f1 = λ3 = f3 =

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