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Consider a flute (open at both ends) with length L. What is the corresponding wavelength of its second overtone? A. 2L。 B. L。 C. L/2。 D. 2L/3。

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Consider a flute (open at both ends) with length L. What is the corresponding wavelength of its second overtone?

A. 2L。

B. L。

C. L/2。

D. 2L/3。

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