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1. A string of length 1.23 m vibrates in such a way that a standing wave with wavelength 0.820 m forms. What harmonic is the string vibrating at?

1. A string of length 1.23 m vibrates in such a way that a standing wave with wavelength 0.820 m forms. What harmonic is the string vibrating at?
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1. A string of length 1.23 m vibrates in such a way that a standing wave with wavelength 0.820 m forms. What harmonic is the string vibrating at?

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1. A string of length 1.23 m vibrates in such a way that a standing wave with wavelength 0.820 m forms. What harmonic is the string vibrating at?

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