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A uniform tube 40 cm long,s†an ds vertically with lower end dipping in to the water.When its length above water is 12 cm,and again when it is 36 cm,the tube resonates to a vibrating tuning fork of frequency 400 Hz.The lowest frequency to which this tube can resonate when taken out of water is nearly

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