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Problem 1: A cable helping to support a bridge is tested and found to resonate at the following frequencies: 21 Hz, 24 Hz, 27 Hz, and 30 Hz. There are no other resonances in that range A) What is the lowest frequency the cable resonates at? B) What is the speed of waves on the cable if it is 35m long?

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(21H21. 24 H 2, 29M2, 3oh!)

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